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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. TnrnsnAY. June it. w*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom- piny out-of-town order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inaerted on this page free of charge. If, you want a situation, aena your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three line*, one inaer- tion. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED HELP—MALE. mi:n and boys wanted-lkarn Plumbing, plaitrrln*. hrlcklnylng. Special f ffor. Ufa scholarship ISO; easy payments; position and tibUn card guaranteed: free «atalojrue. royne Bros’. Trada Schools, New York. Chicago. Ht. Louis. WASTED-HOOP STRONG WHITE WEN na helpers In tbs foundry to lenrn mold- era* trade. Good pay to start with and l etter pay In two or three months. Only tboa* with good reference* need apply, lie I .each Mill Mfg. Co. MEN ANI» BOYS WANTED LEARN S unil dug. plastering. bricklaying. Spe aker life acbolnrablp fifty dollars, easy pivnients; position gunrnntred; free cata logue. Co'yne Bros. Trade Schools, New York. Chicago. St. Ixtuls. PIANO. CORNET AND VIOLIN PLAYERS 1330 Candler WANTED HELP—FEMALE. MFLOYMENT WILL 01VB RKQULAll EMPLO’ In our Sewing room to girls and on easy work, abort hours and good pay. Experienced operators make from M.OO to *100 per week, and we . wll SSuTS lsnta. from Ill g!re good — those without experience they learn. If yon lira out of At- write ua and w# will fly# you In formation about t»oardlog places. Nunnally H- S. A McCrea. 83 W. Alabama atreat WAlfrED-YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN local and long distance telephone operat ing. A course of Initrurtlon glreu In tralii- lag,school with salary beginning with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operators, salary being deter mined upon merits of .the operator nnd not upon length of aenrlce. Apply 5th floor, Training School, Telephone Bldg. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. era tor: am capable of caring for machine; one-mnchlne often preferred. Address Box 421. Griffin. Gn. SITUATION WANTED—MIDDLE AGED man. as assistant cashier. bookkeeper or an. Aliy tvitara to liegln. Good ref- a. Address H. II.. ran* Georgian. HOT FOURTEEN YEARS OLD, WITH experience In general office work and file clerk, wants ptwltlon. Can furnish good references. II. !l„ care Georglmi. wanted—situation iiy graduate of pharmacy* Are years* experience; good references. Address II. Inland Crouch, . AmwtI!Ic. S. C. rs'o. i sf>Ts r (mjUaT'iTRiT ASh IMoK- • keeper wants |N>eltlnn. lwat references, moderate salary. Address "C.," P. O. Box 428 Hty. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. - ftar go ns companion to any summer resort for expense*. Miss Pansy Yale, general I'. m.-rv, M:). ..n iLi WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK L .money send for our free circulars. Gen- rkral Males and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALE8MEN. INTEL!. Hi K NT, IIUHTMNU HAI.KHMKN for magnificent new maps; new features: May sellers; exclusive territory and liberal preposition; extraordinary chance for work er*. State If yon have had experience. Hudgins Co., Atlanta. Ga. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. wnw^vitB^nin.'^T'?r-gSutr et vv.| ■« n- ■ i/vi. van ui jviui household goods, office fixtures, safes, car- mm pianos, etc., to advantngc. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. m UKSIIIRE BOOS, 1SILTMORK STRAIN. Pure breed. Cheap. Pigs all sixes: also Hamer pigeons. Box K, CrawforUvllle. ton haU:-t\Vo CAlt - I.iiAl.K FIST! “ runabout* and depot ►ettcr made. Georgia and 52 West Mitchell HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? IF yott bare, send It to the Southern Auction and'Sahrgre Co., 30 S. Pryor street. Phone XHJW'bSuiy&t —AM ’styles and atom. *11.. FNnln. Work.. Empire Bide.. Atlanta nice l.iiillT Ri'infEimuFi) MU? rank.. ■ fist borac tutor. I hnr. MrE * Mur for Ml. cbr.li. 41! KU.-r HnlWUnr. ^ra NtTOLAHS ATLam IlOILEltlt "BT? STRESS IfoTfiES _ .-rad. slsnx 1'nil on Co.. W54 North Vrjror .trrrt. TWl.VTV TIK'iI KANII DOl.t.AIIK BO.\‘l)g • oo T.loahto unincumbered property; Are thousand dollar. stock to drat flr. thousand sri*. W, II, Crott, an Riser Bid.. bin RAt.r.-tiKUT hi'bHKH ’rUtW; jgnarsr DON ’T GO BLIND. WHEN TOtr BEK THE ATLANTA • m r S™4 Co. » mw IIm. Jnat added > pit tin. of trank., trar.lrr.' itippllra and I Offtr. supplies. Th» chesprat erar * * BSanEX* BHTCBS and a West I IRON BAPEH. BANK BAULK. VAULT DOORff. SAFKH fire proof aafaa. dMmalt boxes. William K Ellis. 26 8. Broad it.. Atlanta. CUHBKU-nVK HAVE TURKU MILIdM cutting aoutb Georgia plot ablnglea. Also manufacture flooring, cetllng, aiding and lath. Write na for delivered Price#. Kil lian Lumber Company. Bos 107. Cordele. Ga. Al.l, HTYT.KH IIATBH. WIRE AND IRON 1 fences n<*li1 and erected. Fencing for fnrm. Inwn. imrilcn nnd poultry. KxcTnalve iigents for *Tage Fence/’ Dixie Fence C.’o. MKH-piiwini Tilly Fence Co., 41 Went Hunter slr#*ct. Uhnnea 3WC LOST. I.UKT-ON ft'ltlllFU HfltEET NEAR Coiirtland. n lilnck pearl and dlnmont stlrktilii. Ldteral reward If returned to 26 furrier afreet. EDUCATIONAL. HHOKTHAXD LRAIINKD IN 6 WKKKH; l4ei8t, caaleat. chcapeat; n'.ao taught by uinll. Htokely'a Bus. College. 71 Marietta at. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUIck A CO.-WALL FAI'KR. mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc. Boll phono 729. Htandord 70L 27 E. Hunter. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, 1 Phone# 1286. 19 E. Huotar 8L WILLIH WALL UAPF.R COMPANY. I-argeat atock In Houth. 64 S. Broad 8t. “KENT LIGHTS.” TICK BUST OK MANTLE LIGHTS NOW aold nt 9Uft N. I*ryor 8t. Alex Kent, Phone 4648. PIANOS. IIIIAMBACli PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1823. BECIIT PIANO CO.. 62 N. FORSYTII. FOR RENT—PURNI8HED ROOM8. COO Ira PLEASANT ROOMS tt TO S3 A week, taodglnjr 31 a week. Meala $2 80 a week. 10H Trinity nvenae. Bell phone 2248. Atlanta iilmm# 27C7. FOR RENTr—APARTMENTS. iVrir~RKST“X'f~ltferJl'<'Kir-1i'XW bantlful aii.rtmcnt In th. Mctirt.nb*ll •partmciit huuar. 631 638 I'mchtrro at. Ap ply It. It. Arnold, third flour, Gould bid*. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN *8 SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2335. Men's sewed half eoles^ j6e. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. GO 8BE SOUTHERN AUTO AND Equip ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex change, buy and sell antomnbllea. Garage. 10-13 Mitchell afreet, Atlautn, Ua. Bali ttbnne 4894-L Main. business. For high grade work call on Kent. 91H N. Pryor. Phone 2928. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS. 21 8. PRYOR ST. I DO boot and shoe repairing. When I aay re pairing. I mean the beat repairing only. Huperfor material and oak leather, with the best workmanship. I know how to repair because 1 know a shoe. I am a skilful mender nml can maks comfortable nnd serviceable shoe broke down and worn out ones. Don’t forget the No., 21 8. Pryor street FOR RENT. four rooms, for housekeeping, near Boule vard and Houston street; close to two car BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machine# and Record#. Just received large consignment of machines and over 10.006 records. Immediate attention given mall ordits. We want tba names of all talking machlna dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alaxander-Elyea Co. BICYCLER AND RDNDItIBR—LARORRT hlryrl* and sundry distributor. In th. south. Routb.rn .not, far 1‘l.rr., Y.I., Kuril and Hudson bicycle.. Writ, for our rauiorm and prl« list Al.xaud.r- YOUR TEETH CROWNED 23-K GOLD CHOWNR 83 UP, without pula. All work xu,ranted 11 r.xn. Laulrr Dcut.l I'nrlort. 3154 Whits- hnll Kt ov.r Emmons' clothlnf .tor., Dell phons 29*3 J. WE MOVE, KTOHB. PACK AND RniP houMhnbt (nod.; fn.ur.uco rnto on* p*r rent. Office and wnr.hous* 1*346 5V.lion •tract. Doth 'phone Cat heart's Tran, far. REYNOLDS. TUB BtON PAINTER. Blfnx banner., Ito(* and flas deruratloa. for .proto! occnsloua. 8054 E. Alabama 8L .TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—AU dental work done without pain. All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier Den tal Parlors. 39V8 Whitehall Ht., over Em mons' clothing store. Bell phone 2563-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. II AM. WOODS. IDEALS and nil other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for suit business, at a price that cannot help but please yon. tueranteed for two yean. Houthern Ca.h to.liter Co . Drauch of American Hecond- Hand Cash Itoftol.r Co..-84 R. Broad ttrast, Atlaat*. tie. MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DI8- COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO- PLE. 117V4 WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MHJkN STRAW IIAT8 cleaned and reshaped, 89c. Soft nml stiff felt bats cleaned and re- aha ped 3&c ACME DATTFItV Ts Whitehall"^ TEETH BJWT RET Of TEETII 85.00. OUARAK- trad to flt. All work snarautrad u yrara. Lanier Dental Pariora. >54 5Vhltoh.fl Ht. »w Emmons' rluthlu, riots. Bril phrira A LITTLE TALK ABOUT REAL ESTATE. Some time ago we announced on thle page that we were going to baTe a t^lk with you from time to time about real eatate. We refrained from making further comment In order that we might know whether or not remit* Justified our • prediction. Now we are conrlnced. Recently the column* of every newipaper In Atlanta have contained announcement* of real eatate deal*. Tbl* mean* a healthy financial condition. It meana the people are alive to the fact that the wealth of the city i* In the earth. It meant that they are taking advantage of opportunities to enrich themselves. Men are providing for old age; they are providing for wife and famlllei; they, are de termined to let their earning* earn for them. { No other line of Inveetment offers better opportunity to the wage earner, to the tmali Investor, to the large capitalist, than real eatate. Those who have not the ready cub as*ume an obligation which force* them to practice economy In order to meet It The Investor keeps alive to thi conditions, studies the aituation and develop* Into a thorough business man. The capitalist takes opportunity by the forelock and adds bis wealth. Every buslneu depends upon the application with which It la punned. Real dstate Invest- ing If one of these side llnoi which does not require a man'* full attention. You owe,It u a duty to yourself, to your family, and as an evidence of your faith in your city to show Interest in real estate condition*. Pick out some lot upon which yon would build a home for yourself; purchase It, hold It for a time and some one else will want It In the event you decide not to build. It is a game at which you can not possibly lose. FOR SALE. ON EAST CAIN HT., NEAR FORT 8T„ i have for sale 3 boused almost new, renting to hlgb-rlass colored tenants at 834 per month. I ran sail this for 83,780. Hen me for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone 469*. Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange STURGEON & LANE, REAL E&.ATE, LOANS AND IN VESTMENTS, 727-728 EMPIRE BLDO. BELL PHONE 4375, HTANOARD 1379. splendid .action; now lenaed for two yport nt 860 par mouth. l!nu»c t. modernly ar ranged nnd on n lot 60x1(5. Don't fall to ■oo this. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street, Phones—Bell 2528 Main. AtlaUa 37. iftTSi-'P6irTOTfibU i'rftffnv Uul'dij. near Inman Park, on corner lot. with 100 fret frontage. This place waa built forM home and la storm-sheafed and In splend condition. Terms can he arranged, LMfo-tfolt aNW capitoL AViiSira home, with six rooms. Terms eas; S&ir i!,W)-PoU i-hoojj cOtTAdr corner store adjoining; always routed for 828 n month. Terms. Good Investment. MWU’ftlt 'ff-HOOM CfiWAOB "ASP hill, lust half lilock off Wohlnglou at reel; lot 60s ISO. Term.. <Mup-WVfc-Bo6g OotTAGri (HKWb near Washington street; baa all modern conveniences; Tot 800 feet deep. Terms. YOUR TEETH PILLED WITI.OIT PAIN BY AS IB- Pto.M m.tbox. All work auarMti l. clothing store. Bell pko» flOJ ■fcisas j27a»i>-VoVnir"OottAG'E"A^I» iULC on tieautlful. shady lot. on Oakland eve.; with all modern c6nrenlenccs. Terms can l»e arranged. tetoo-Foli ('otTAtifc. UAl.t'l bl(M'k from Grant park; lot 40x186. Term#. 82.ooA-t*6U'Trio6M rotYAGb. KK'ATil park. Terms very easy. fiW-FokTItooVl 2-HToIiV *i6t‘dB 6?I I Hilliard street; corner lot; always rented for 816 month. This has a good future and |th* place la In splendid condition. fuoJ-kou TKc/fm "iiorhirbx i:xvm\ lot, near Grant Park; nleuty of fruit and flowera. Terms 8106 ra»h. 810 month. IfiloUUoU WRW 4-ho6H near Kllxaheth afreet, Inman Park; 8160 Icaah. balance In amall monthly payments. | fci.oto-Krik ^iVk-KooM uottagk, IS* | aplendld condition, between Marietta latreet nnd Hemphill avenue. Terms. avenue. Terms. auk, ki^Att Hill street, on lot 40x120; always rented mil street, on lot vi.i, mwaya rt-inct* for M IH*r mouth. Hnmll cnah payment, balance 810 per im"***** auaS' HWI month. 8&o-t*ou VauaS't Lot. CAWtot.'AYiT; cast front. 60x190. Terms. f5rMK-iiAi:F“ni.uuk iUGinrA53Ti avenue; nlc«4 3 room ctiftage. In spleudld «*ondltlon: 8100 cash, 810 month. ash. 81 iffiRTi IWiW——1IAIII, ■ment, nil new, on Myrlh* afreet; a?ways rented for M.60. This Is gooil Investment. Mil lot 28x166. Terms. "lVHAiPfit'ur; fixm Grant street lot. Well shaded. All city Improvements. HLlttk < ; 6RNkk U>T. iW.Eg13 Park; m blocks from car line; 100x178. and Ilea tveantlfuuy. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENT8. 24 Bonth Broad Street. Rell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803. for few <laya only. *.20o-8MVk kooM HofM*.!.-fifT LTSITfiS nuc. Bargain, ami terms. Ilarga afreet; niMern In every way. Corner lot. B^io-KHillT Room IHM'KE, ilolifcli.N lu every particular; 60x116. IMirtlcnlwr; Mxixa. ■.ww-ibi.HIT-HOOM NEW TWo-HTORY hoiiae; sure bargain. Boulevard. to.do—kilOIIT'HOOM llolHl:. SfeAlt Pryor street. Thla ta a nitMlel home. 7.666—1 MIwu-XIS'E lH'iriM Uol'nB.- > IS'. corner lot makes It a valuable proposl^H iM06-'NtSK ItTkTSi fWo'HToliV VltTUR house; rime In. Waahlngtou atreet^M THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homas. The first month will be given FREE end 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 these houses. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minutes rid* from the center of the city; contain 7 and. I rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Pork, which Is set In trees, evergreens and flowtrs. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It I* cheaper than living In the city and the surroundings ere more whole some. In the center of this Park ar* the Psrro Phosphst* 8prlnga, which will cur* any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of bow long stand ing. It now hen a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing 82.600.00 will soon be completed. Captain J-, T. Mills, who lives on th* ground* will show you through ths houses. Rent 820.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenue. L. A. WOODS, 818-819 EMPIRE BUILDING. HELL PHONE 8099, ATLANTA PHONE 1771. f MAKE EASY TERMS. W. E. WORLEY, 325 EMPIRE BUILDING. Atlanta 'Phone 3983. half cash, balance easy. UWL-ON NORTH BIDE AND IN WALK Ing distance wa have 2-story 8-room houM rlth all modern conveniences. Street li 83.006—NEW cotta cash. -NEW’ AND MODERN 6-ROOM ige on Highland avenue. Listen: 8280 826 per month. 88.006—BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME IN West End. Largo nnd Icyel *n»t front 81.000 cash, halaucc eaay. 88.006—ON ONE OF THE IIKKT SOUTH aide streets and la easy walking distance, 4 room cottage; Idlce shade. M.U0O-A tVKLL'-AUKAN'foirr - RTSi-hOOtl H.m^-FiVE Kooil Iioi mk. aioDei. I.It- tie home; locate4l on Glenn street. R)uo mtYh IrtKoAItt lSTTK lur^ TltooM HoUsb, wRUrUK on l*eachtre«» plnee, Columbia avenue, Ju- Wc have fine Hat at West End which E. Georgia avenue. Investment IDt ay from 12 to 16 per cent Interest. 1 a ml t-room bouaee 8100 to 8360- We tt.Wo-4H\ , R6i»R~Hi>lkR.~Ht6l4t.; Af: tacheil: one bltw-k of the capttol. 83,^6-51 .>k lt(H)>r^\v UoUHk; 'I.AM front |M»roh: tmMlern In every way. 8t.tlC-VlVK IKHOl llOl'HK; (0lli0; NtiAK Chapel street. » K(Uv-TIIUEE 5-llOOM IIOL'HKH; I I' TO il.tc; rant 846.0). ltiH»>l ‘ : wfoHY~ IRinik in.ai, on North Jnokwm anvH; «p te >Uto In .i.rjr iMrtlcuUr. • fcr®o-fC\ T l'tr«)il U.ilHU, N. JAtkiuiSI atrvol; molrl homo. H MiM-mirr.kiVhM HoI nk. lot; wrr.at*. hoc. onthulliUnsa Bar- soln. 84>HflfiU:\'lirmU IIOlltE; I’P Tu FOR SALE. iilroad frontage—best in the city; also two lots cen ter manufacturing district. J. H. Crutchfield, People’s Building. f'RAc "rTfat.LV" SBW i Roojf suburban cottage on Bonth Decatur car line, i^ta of l>eautlfnl shade, one acre lot with nimilng water. Can make attractive terms, as owner has gone West. !.».T=Tiet«TeT? iikrk and' tecIi »4'ho4il and In easy walking distance, a well built 9-rooin home; 81.2m) cash, tmlance 830 p4*r month wlthoat Interest. |2^x>_a ' WfXlflT" K’E \V“’*lu5tT!iJ” cot tage In W’eat End. Has all modern con venlencoa; large lot, nearly 300 feet deep. Can make terras. I15&-A 11AlNtY"MiVmftrcoTTAtiB ... two blocks of Grant park. Thla cottage has all modern conventcncea Plumbing Is equal to that of houses that coat twice BARGAIN*. WE HAVE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY A LOT FRONTING 74 FRET ON THE WEST SIDE Or SOUTH PRYOR ST. TIIIH PROPERTY IS IN A CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR THE NEW* 838.- mw SCHOOL HOUSE. THIS LOT MI ST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. 81.206. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., 57 Inman Building. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. NO. |38 K. GEORGIA AYB.-TIUS PRAC- tlrally new 2story 6-room frame, lot 40x160. which lies level In front. Is on the north aide of E. Georgia avenue, lietween Capitol avenue and Crew streets; has por- 4-elaln Iwth. hot ant co'd water, afnk In the kitchen; la la first-elans repair, being practically new, ami la iu a first 4-lam nelrltliorboiMl. WIU be vacant July L Rent 822.80 per mouth. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Aubun Ave. Both Phones 811 on North Decatur car line ami Georgia railroad; good 6-room bona#; price 36.750; V4 cash: It’s worth 310.000 right now. FINEST HOilB tlN JAI'KHON HTllkET. 9 rooms, elevated lot; price was 38.600.x Now 18.260: Vfc cash. T(tK 01.fi frtlF EXCHANGE JTJf Ponce DeLeon avenue, coat 32,800 to bulkl; lot 107x200 feet: price 33.160. RENTS 8» U.VDEU 2-YEAK I.EASE; price 31.300; lot 67x247; bkrgaln. 4 NEW llol.'Sfeg 4'LOSE IN^ lUiSiTS would rout at 844; price 86,100; 54 cash If desired. A GILT EDGE INVEST MENT. 5R ACRES ON THE BUSY SIDE OF AT- hnta; on on* of the principal car Kara.' only a few minutes' ride from center of city. Lars, profll. hare recently bran made oh a aaltdlrlslon near thla place. Extensive developments already planned anil liefun that will Increase the yslne of Ibis prop erty Are fold In the nesr future. For s quick ssle 53.600 will buy It . No Informa tion siren orer pbonr. C. H. WELLS & CO., 1104 Fourth National Bank Building. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE, 1208 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1032. for 8*0 per month, on'lot 200x164 In flood while nelshborhowl. call and let ue snow you this property. This esn he made to pay 15 per cent on the Investment. IN ONE rtLOCk OF 'fOKTOPPlUli <*>N* lot 80x150, with 12-room house. Hoorn on lot for another. Price $12,000. Promt* action necessary. if You want TmnrmnjiH sold or rented, list them, with us. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Building. Phone 887. FOIt SALE. BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING site on railroad, containing 60 acres, with park. WIU sail any part. n.too will ruRCiiAfifi - BT SUSoaS'T ..•room houra. lot 100x340 frat. In Inmxn ltork. Druid Circle. vhuer new iroom Romp on ^hesutlfnl corner lu West End, 84,360 to 1'iVlt NEAT 4 AND T-HOOSl Clitl’ACiES (( ln the^beri part of Wrat End, from 83.460 4-IIOOM 3-8TOHY NE5V IIOI'ME, TlV+ED wslto. cabinet -mantels, M.ldrlm strrat. oily 81.71)0. Terms. bEAl'TIFUL N'E55 T ioTto6M iIoL'Se 6Si I’rachtrra with ormr on. scro of xround. Price 84.600. Mbersl term, or will ax- cbjinx* for Txcxot property or amsUer OVER 81400 FBBT HAtl.UfiAfi PIlfiXT- «(F ontofsnd within dtjr limits. Prices. 3*o0 to par lot at bargain countar price*- Buy now and double your money within a year. ii* Vou wA.vr a ni K'fS'fcsK UltK, WB hire clients who will liny and Improre for you. Csll snd see na RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing the Arrival snd Itopsrture of Pss- •IXtAWSV fisffft': ISC CENTRAL or GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arris. From- Depart To- Kar.nnnh ... 7:10sm Macon 13.-41 sm Jickranrilto . 7A0 sm Rsrsnosh ... 4:04 sm Mieon 11:43 sm Mscon 4:0) Sm tarsnnah ... 4:06 pm Rsrsnnsh ... 4:13 pm Macon 746 pm Jacksonville . | JO p m ATLANTA AND ^WEAT POINT RAIL- Arrirs From- Depart Te- •fidma 11:40 am *Montgomary 1:20 am •Selma 11:38 pm *8elma 4 JO Em *A|l trains of Atmnta, snd Wrat Point Railroad Company srriro at snd depart from Attonts Term nil otstloo. corner Mitchell rirrat snd Madison arraoe. UEOKUIA RAILROAD. Arrirs From- Depart To- A»a .*!!! S:S p£ .IIIuSpS day ^’ A dher trains dally except Sua- • 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 Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA. FULTON COrNTY. By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county granted at the June term. 1936, will be sold at public oqtcry on the first Tuesday In July. 1906, lie fore the court house door of said county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property of the estate of RoWena It, Peyton, de ceased. to wit: Flrat—All that tract or parcel of land lying and being In the city of Atlanta, be- *“ K part of land lot No. 20 In the 14th dls- Jet of originally Henry, now Fulton coun ty, Georgia, ami part of Work "F" of the Pearl ami W’nterhouae proparty, as per plat: recorded In lejok JJ, page 447. record of deeds for aald coonty, on the 14th «la“ November, 1831. the same being south of a lot frontlug 50 fe« t on the east aide ol Extorts atreat (formerly New street), am running east same width a* front HStt feet, and la situated In the northwest cor r of the 6-acre tract on lot described In deed from John W. White to the Neal «n and Banking Company, dated Feb ary 28, 1M0, aald land being expressly eepted and reserved to said John W\ hlte In aald deed to the Neal Loan and inking Compsoy. Hald property front* 26 et on Eatorla street (formerly New street) id extends back cast same width llSVs et, aud la the sonth half of a lot deeded ily 19, 1890, by Johu W. White to M. C. irks and H. K. Parka, and recorder ook A-4, page 469. April 7. 1192. Hecond—Air that tract or parcel of land and lielng in the 14tb district of ortg< i front parallel with Gres i feet; Third—All that tract or parcel of land ring and being In the city of Atlanta ami irt of land lot 79, In the 14th district of ulton county, Georgia, and more par irly described aa follows, to wit: C _ lenclng at a point on the east side of owler street. 70 feet* from the northeast >rner of Hlmpaon and Fowler streets, inning thence along the east side of I tr afreet 10 feet, thence back east same Idth as front 100 feet. Fourth—All that tract or parcel of land ig sod being In the city of Atlanta, be- a part of land lot No. ft of the 14th die- t of urlginally Henry, now Fnlton coun- Georgia, being a part of block No. 166 epa rating race with ring fence 8 feet, still following line of S9 feet to I.uckle street, the point winning. Also the household rural- r at 187 Luckle street. Term# cash. ALBERT BOYL8TON, Administrator. 623 Prudential Bldg. ELLIS, WIMBI8II A ELLIS. Attorneys. Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of au order of the . court of .... —Jtg*6____ feet, more or leas, on the north aide Bast Fair street, and extending back th same width as front sixty (69) feet, ng the southern portion of the property veyed to Atlanta Building ami Loan As- lstlon by F. M. Coker by deed dated «y 17.-life, and recorded In book MM, »ge 810. August 18, 1883, being between rat aud Forbes street* Terms cash, old for the purpose of paying debts and n«r“ UBL 822’ Prudential THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. Atlanta nn'l Vlrllilty-CouarilllT plnn.li onlKht end Krtitay, protrably irai?u,l Weather in Wheat BtIL Extreme Northwest—Fxir to cto.r I t" H IlMV,! lefial rains. * Northwest—Generally clear; 88 to 44 above; local ahowers. * Southwest—Partly cloudv foca° kktflBl' Kenenl ' ,U ' no ‘^ 64 0 ab'o°veJ^S l)r Cl< ?* dy: M ^ Weather Foreca.L Loul.lana—Showers on Thursday warmer In northeast portion. Frida, shower*; variable wind,. ' Georgia—Fair Thursday and Friday fresh south wind*. Western Florida—Shower* Thursday Friday fair; variable winds. Alabama-Fair In north; showers in sarsia. 1 — »aaTissrsa2r«s«! variable winds. - , Eastern Texas—Pair Thursday j warmer In northwest portion. Friday shower* and cooler In the Interior; fair on the coast: fresh south winds. Weetem Texas—Fair In south; show, era^ln north portion Thursday. Friday Arkansas—Fair and warmer Thurs- day. Friday showers. . T . e —'f, 5 '' e ^u* lr J n we,t - showers In * east port on Thursday; warmer In c.n- tral portion. Friday fair and warmer In central and etrat. Kentucky—Rain and warmer Thur». ay. Friday fair and warmer. Illinois—Partly cloudy K showe Thumday owers In north night and Friday Thursday night ' Missouri and Dakotas-Generally fair Thursday night and Friday. Wisconsin—Probably showers on Thursday night or Friday. Iowa—Partly cloudy Thursday night, with showers In east. Friday fair Fi»Dnnesota—Fair Wuraday night and Nebraska and Kansas—Partly cloudy and warmer Tl\ureday night and Fri day. • WEATHER CONDITIONS. The srea of low nrewrare th.t w*. era. tered over (.enrgta Wednrad.r morning bra alsrat dlmppeaml. tearing (he comtrtlon, un«ettled orer moit of the ra.torn half of the map. The pressure h«, deoreraet oyer the northern portion of the country en.t of the Itocklra while orer the south It S . risen rapidly. The renter of highest rometer I, orer western New York, while the lowest I, near El Pam, Tax. IUIn wax falling tbl. morning at si L»nl«, Dsrenport. Chicago, Mobile. Him)'- Ingham. Macon, KnoxrllTe, Charlotte nml Norfolk. The tempera tore has changed rery little In the laat 34 hoars. The romlttlona fnror generally rIntelv weather In thla aectlon tonight ami PrMay, probably occaatonal rain. i. B. MaRBTIRV. IiOcnl Korecaitcr. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For th. 24 boom ending at ) a.m., 75th meridian time. June 14. UPS. STATION'S OF ^Atlanta, cloudy -Chattanooga, cloudy Coliimlma, cloudy ntlnesrllle, cloudy tlreenrllle. cloudy (irlffln. cloudy •Macon, rain................ -Montlcello. cloudy Newnsn, cloudy..:.... ■tome, rain I bnrtnnbnrg, cloudy West Point, clondy.l •Jllnlmum f 1 period carting =J ||| for ii bour Indrd in svaragaa. Heavy Rainfalls—Allendale, B. C, 1.84: fit. eorge, B. U„ L60; Florenro. N. C.. 2.J0; 4>ldilioro. N. C.. 3.18; Lnmberton. X. C* George, QflMgUOl . ... ... 8.08; Newlfcrn, N. C., 4.20; 1.60; Meridian, Miss.. 1.84. CENTRAL STATION. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. WOTt*" ,# b01 - 5 to tl. plea 88.54 to Slid. • L straights, per bunch S1.S4 te lit, per bunch 81 to tl.&. tries, 0«rgla stock, ttqnxrt M to 82; TiumM II to ILW HT AND COUNTRY PRODUCB.- I *c to «V4c each: lire ducks. to J8c; Ur* docks, I’mldle, No ric. 23th to 28c; broilers 16 to 22HC. hent, per lb:, 13c to lie; dtoswd Atlanta AUfll.t. Ch.rie.toa (.alreston I.ittle Bock W..:::::::::::: Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg Wilmington Dlat. Ar.ragrt. i-*i the northeastern district* "with” allrtt General raraf ir, table, per k J0c to 3354c; cook- lit.’; in 1-lb. racks It KEADOARD AIR LINE RAII.WAT. Arrive From- Deport To- \V b .*,F u * ' Rtnol"sham _ , :4 , (n ibbertll. ... ton am Moame . . .7:34 am tcitipbts. . ,tl:U am New York . .13.-00 n» tew York . . 1:» pm Atiberlll.. . . 4:0) pm lonroe. . . . 7:44 pm Memphis . . . s-ss hi llrmlngh m . ddtpm W.UIngt* *Sp3 Shown Is Central time. v FOR SALE. 84.44* PROPORITION FOR BI'ILDERH, II tots. 5tbll» feet, s frontage of 300 feet ™ lltahUsd srenue, 164 feet on t M-foot Wivst. This la atrietfr white property on "W ttnrn Ready for boBdlng and a money-maker. J. A. GIFFORD & CO., S03 PETERS BUILDING. Peas, per dram. Tic to 81; rery si Tomatoes, per crate, 81 to life. new, i, to we per arisen, per crate. 82 to *3.64. mbsra, pec crate. It to 8126 ten. per crate. 81.» to 81.60. Whc Quart. . ... llfli PROV £sstel* Elegant 84.35; DUmond ncy petonl tS.lt>: half patent VI-IVS* >21° i7Hc quart. . F .i-.OU R .QRAiN.^ROV L 8IONA 4: fa 4KAI- £ ooltr ground. | ■* per bu rl i 144-lh. fate* per b . BAY.—Ttmotkjr. choice targ. bates u.14; do., choice .mall bain 81.14; do.. No 1 timothy balM. 81.06; do.. No. 3 81: do. No. 1 cturcr mixed 81.08; da. Nor 8 closed mixed CLOVER—CVde. Me. Th* .bar. price, are f. o. h. Atlanta, and ■aldvet to Imnwdtat* acceptor, c*‘”PV t . l L l P N ^- w °Pygf hsBi-t HHe. Red tnw. hama 1354c CallfonUa kamn 1454c fJZ, «l« ,»**« riba ME bet lie. 30-*|£. J0.SC*. fat I techs 4, plain X Supreme laid. 1W. Red Cron tord 454 Uria. ow.ng. Compound 78k boat,; Snow Drift compound GROCERIES. KIVJAR.—Atladant granulated Sc New SsSF ‘ H: >*■«■*-• * - « COFFEE. -It. Cl * ted Arbackla'i IU.lt: ^ aSTw-nf^ mSt tMtmas ,0 iwJ'e’-J:. i; flats lie; changaa In othor portions. General rains fall ovsr th# l**lt except In Galveston sna Oklahoma districts; heavy amounts fell In the Uarollnas and portions of Alabama and Mississippi. J. B. MARBURY. Local rortcaittf. 8TOCK8 AND BONDflL ^ Sab^S !* V•::: |s Macon to, 1414 1{4 Altontl 454x , M22 '. ! ’ » }S. Atlanta 4s. 1534 1*4 >J» Atlanta and 5Vnt Point . . . . 1* l‘> Atlanta and Wrat Point Debts. 114 C. R. of Ueorgla Drat tocom. . . •” S do. 2d loom. *> 2 Georgia 84S V* Auguita and Bayanutb Houth western JU Gsorrla Picldc lit* !* U. d and A. tot U> BM HOKE SMITH 8PEAKS AT YOUNG HAMI» Special to The Georgian. Toung Harris, Go, June 14.—He*. Hoke Smith, candidate for the Demo* cratlc nomination for governor, apok* her* last night The speaking waa h«!« In th# Susan B. Harris chapel and wu heard by • small audience of voter.. COLONEL MERCER STRICKEN ] WITH APOPLEXY Special to The Georgian. Savannah, O*.. June 14.— George A. Mercer, president of th* board of education and a leading cBJ- sen of Savannah. Is dangerous^ m from a stroke of apoplexy. Btoedtn* was resorted to and It Is hoped el" beneficial results. Ht *»* yesterday afternoon while In l>l» and was conveyed to ht* bom« Whitaker street. TORNADO DE8TR0YED , THE MASONIC HALL Sped. I to The Oeorgton. Zachary, La., June 14.-The congre gallon of the Presbyterian church M" a narrow sscstp* today when the edltK* was blown down by a windstorm Services were being heldln.^ , building at tb* time; but all «ur^e«” In escaping Injury. Tbo MbjmK n*» and school house were de.tro>e*- - Ir.c t-.rr.ailt>, causing a. lot* than 32.004*