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inn niUAlMA Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, •ena your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP-MALE. MISCELLANEOUS. MEN ASH BOVS WANTBD- LRABN plumbing. plastering, bricklaying. Special offer, life scholarship 160; easy payments; position anti uni.in card guaranteed: free catalogue. Coyne Ilroa’. Trade Schools, New York, Chicago, Ht. Louis. WANTF.D-UOOD STRONG WHITE MEN ns helpers In the foundry to learn mold* — trade. Good pay to start with and De Loach MEN AND ROYS WANTED LEARN plumbing, plastering, bricklaying. Spe cial offer life seUntummp fifty tfollars, easy iwymoata; ptmltfon guaranteed; free cata logue. Coyne Bros. Trade Hcliools, New York. Chios go, Ht. Isoul*. PIANO. CORNET AND VIOLIN PLAYERS miai Bldg. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT In onr Hewing room to glrla and women on easy work, short hours and good pay. Experienced operators make from SACK) to filjO per week, and we will give good xn. a- a*.— —•••■-* —wrlence _ of At* laffta, write ua and we will glre you In formation about !*oatiling places. Nunnally Bros. A McCwn. M W. Alabama street. * school with salary beginning with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operators, salary befog deter mined upon merits of tbs operator and not nnon length of sendee. Apply 6th floor, Training School, Telephone Illdg. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. era tor: am capable of earing for mnehtne; one-machine office preferred. Address llox 421. Orlffln. Ga. SITUATION WANTHD—MIDDLE AGED man, «* naaUtntit enabler. Iiookkeeper or Mtb-amnu. Any wagea to l>eglu. Good ref* ereneea. Addm>aa It. II., enre Georgian. HOY FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. WITH experience In general office work mid tile clerk, wants position, ('an furnish good references. II. D., care Georgian. reference. Address II. Lrtand Crouch, I^eSTlIle, S. C. • X Ntt.-i Btenimiii aphrIi and JIDok- keeper want a position. best references. S derate salary. Address **CV P. O. x 426 city. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. go ns companion to nny summer resort for exf»eiises. Miss Pansy Yale, general WANTED—AGENT8. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK money tend for our free circulars. Gen eral Hales sod Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING 8ALEHMEN for magnificent new maps; new features: •asjr sellers; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work ers. Bute If you have had experience. Iludgtna Co., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—MI8CELLANEOU8. TOT f?J5crTmrnrrnT;TT r ^rrr~KS^ that IV Southern Auction nml KuitafF FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. RLUKBIURE HOGS, Ull.TMOKE STUA1N. sai.k-two i'ah loads Fine It rock way surrlea. runabouts and depot . Nothing better made. Georgia Mfg. Co., fid and 62 West Mitchell IIA V ufrTOU ANYTHING TO BELL? IF hate, petid it to the Southern Auction ATLA& lfcN6l\E»——ATLAS IIOILKRH style# and *!**.».- Atlas Engine Works" Etui itvtiaf-A .Vice ugh Mjltldg,, Atlanta TUliin'.li TIRED buggy makes a fast horse faster. I bar garb a buggy for aale cheap. 412 Kiser Belldlng. ) IRHT-CLA8H UlHlNKhM ttOUftgft should have high grade signs. Call on Kent^Wgn Co., 9m North Pryor street. Went* Thousand doLlaBb m>M>s ea valuable unincumbered property; live FUR AAL^~BL*ST RUBBER TftiK; Mcle Mfg. Cc > and 62 West Mitchell at. DON’T GO BLIND. .WHEN top BEE THE ATLANTA !5 r S ck,B * * o. , « ue* tine. Just added » S*uR ttn. M trunks. tno.Ser,’ supplies and ■f-M.r.i nfnru atippllra. Th* rbniHI ever “'■u . trtif, .11 or exehante every tbin*. ’ * [ *(1 W W rat Hltebell *tn«L Bril 'phona IRON HAFEB. BANK BAFEK. VAULT DOOIW. BA FES, flro-pnwf a*fas, 'deposit itoxe*. William E. nils. 26 8. Broad At.. Atlanta. LtMiiEit-lvA rrXYi; tllliKR illl.ij) cutting south Georgia pln#i shlnglea. Also manufactnr* flooring, roillag, siding and lath. Writ* os /or da!lv*r#d prtcea. Kll- G*. aU, «tv/:kh uAti-!h. tvinE and ikon fences sold and erected. Fencing for farm, Inwu, garden and poultry. Exclusive ngenta for "rage Fence. Dixie Fence Co. tmeroasora Tilly Fence Co., 41 Weat Hunter street. LOST. I/iHT—ON rllllllElt StllF.BT Nf! All Court la u*l. n Idnck |>e«rl and dlauion* stickidn. Liberal reward If returned to 26 Currier atreet. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND LEARNED IN 6 WEEKS; l*eat, eaal»**t, cheapest; nlod taught by mall. Stokely’s Bub. College, 7$ Marietta at. WALL PAPER. J. if. QUICK 4 CO.-WALL I*AI*ER, mouldlnga, pictures, picture frames, etc. Itell phone i29. Standard 704. 27 B. Hunter. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER. Phone, 1256. 30 E. Huotsr St WILLIS WALL BAUER CQMl'ANY. fjirgent stcxck In South. 64 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold nt 9U4 N. Pryor St. Alex Kent, rhoiie 4848. PIANOS. Hit AM BACH PIANOS. EMTABLIHHED 1823. BECHT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. COOU PLEASANT ROOMS 23 TO 23 A ivrek. IxHigitiK 31 a awk. Urals 32.60 a w»rk. 10V4 Trlalty avanna. Bril phon. 2241. Atlanta nhonn 7747. FOR RENT—APARTMENT8. iWt itENf-Af itftfiu? r fie riATBfr Imutlful apartment In the Mendenhall apariinent houae, 621 523 Peaehtfee at. Ap ply K. It. Arnuhl, third dour, Gould bldg. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2336. Men’s sewed half ooles. 76c. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. UO SEE 80UTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex- J 1 *!! 1 *?-. •■“F nnd sell autoim.hllra Oxraxe. 101! 3fltrh.ll atreet, Atlanta. Oa. Bril phone 4834-1. Main. bualiieoa. For high grade work call on Kent, 91H N. Pry<»r. Phone 2628. 8HOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS, 21 8. PRYOR 8T. i DO l»oot and ahoe repairing. When I aay re pairing, I mean the beat repairing only. Superior material and oak leather, with the beat workmanship. I know how to repair beenuae I know a ahoe. I am a akllful mender nnd can make comfortable nnd oervlcenlde shoe broke dojvn and worn out onea. Don’t forget the No., 21 8. Pryor atreet. FOR RENT. for n frS’t—ft nt i ki^"T)o four rooma, for housekeeping, near Houle- vard nnd Houston atreet; eloae to two car BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND nECOnPS- Wholeaale and retail distributor* of Vie- lor Talking Macblnra nnd nraords. Ju.t reralvnl lav*, conalgnu.nt of macblnra and ov.r 10,000 records. Immidlat. attention gjv.n mall onkts. Wa want th. aam.a of all talking macblna dealer. In Ih. south. Writs for cataloiue. Al.xand.r-Elyra Co. BICYCLES AND 8UNDRIE8~LARGEST hlcyci. and sundry dlatribntora In tba south. Houthern ax.nts for Plsrca. Yal., 8nrll and llndaoa blryclra. Writ, for onr Elyea^Co 01 ' 1 * t>r,e * Altiind^ YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 33 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 15 year*. Lanier Dental Parlor*, 33H White- hall St., over Emwon*’ clothing store. Bell pbon. 2643 J. WE MOVE. 8TOBB, PACK AND SniP bouwhold roods; tn.arsnr. ret. on. per rent. Offlc. and warebouM 133(5 Walton (treat. Both ’phones. Cathcnrrs Trans far. REYNOLDS. THE SIGN PAINTER. Hlgu*. banner*, fin ga nnd flag decoration* for apaclal occariont. 3554 a Alabama BL TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—Al! dental work done without pntn. All work *usrantord 16 years Lanier T)»u- t*l Parlors, 39H Whitehall Ht, over Em mons’ clothing store. Ilell phone 2563-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. HALLWOOpB. IDEALS and all other luakn at har*aln uleea W. fan mil yon a rextater, aultabla for any Inirinraa. at a pries that cannot help but plena, you. ihreh or monthly paymtuta Every re*t.ter xunranteed for two yean. South.rn Caab It.irlat.r COo Branch of Amrriea* Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 34 8. Broad atreet, Atlanta, Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. * - . . p SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS- COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO- PLE. 117Vi WHITEHALL 6TREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11AT8 cleaned and reshaped, 60e. Soft and stiff felt hat* cleaned and re- , shaped. 36c. Banda nr sweat*, 26e each extra. ACME HATTERS. 6* Whitehall 8t TEETH BK8T SET OF TKETII 15.(M. Gl’ABAN- a teed to at. All work (uarauteed 15 years Ualer Deotal Parlors. »>4 WbliehaB Ht.. over Emmons clothln* store. Bril phono I??-- A LITTLE TALK ABOUT REAL ESTATE..- Some time ago we announced on thi* page that we'were going to have a talk with you from time to time about real eatatf. 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 column* of every newspaper-Iff. Atlanta have contained announcement* of real estate deal*. Thla mean* a healthy financial condition. It mean* the people are alive to the fact that the wealth of the city la in the earth. It mean* that they are taking advantage of opportunities to enrich themaelvea. Men are providing for old age; they are providing for wife’ and famlllei; they are de termined to let their earnings earn for them. No other line of lnveatment offer* better opportunity to the-wage earner, to the email Investor, to the large capitallit, 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 his wealth. ,.. Every business depends upon the application with which It Is pursued. Real estate Invest ing Is one of these side 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 estate conditions. , Pick out some lot upon which you 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 SALK i have for sale S houses almost now, anting to hlgh-rlaaa color***! tenants at M per month. I can sell this for 63,760. ee me for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 1J AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone 459*. STURGEON & LANE, VE8TMENTS, 727-728 EMPIRE BLDO. BELL PHONE 4*75, STANDARD 1*7». g,^vr>tr~m^'intogr'Tfr,Tar"n? STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. ’ Phones—Bell. 2528 Main. Atiaita 37. 1,760—KOft lOllOOM 2-HToltY MOL'HB, n«r Inmsn I’nrk. on conior lot. with 100 ,660-FOR NEW CAPITOL AVBJiUU liom,, with alx room,. Terms easy. IJJff ood Inrestni COTTAGE ~xm> TKooSi block off Washington Term,. CotTAtJl-y lot 50x150. WBWJ mar Washington atrect; has all modern 12,300—Will 6-li, COTTAGE aK'D iOTC; id, shady lot, on Oakland ore.; idock from Urant pork; lot “KBaK tlllllxrd street: corner lot; slwnys r.ntrd YOUR TEETH KILLED WITHOUT PAIS BY AN 1J1- proved roctho... All work gnaraoteetl 15 K tr* Reasonable prices. Canter Dental rliira. M% Whitehall St., over Emmons' clothing stora. Bril phoia 35CLt fijtw—run 4'i\uu« iiV/iinr, v>»n dai\v*n, lot. Bear Grant park; plenty of fru)t and flowers. Terma IfOO caah. >10 month. Up^VMiTKaoyl oN UToli' land avenue. Terma. - mw TffiBU "COTfAtVfi. near Elisabeth street, Inman 1'ark; 6160 lontbly payments, COTTA OK, 114 etween Marietta mue. Term*. it venue. Terma. Oo5=TOTinR)<55I—TorrxnE;—fflOT >1111 atret»t, on lot 40x120; always rente<l »r month. Hntnll cash pnymeut, east front, 60x180. Terma. conditions610b caah, 610 month* . ' 630o^kt5V>X S'hfGRo ttot’Hft XNii liXRIT ment, all new, on Myrtla atreet; afwayi rented for 66.60. Thla la good Ini Houthern ahopa; lot 26x166. Terma. . always Investment Veil (bailed. All city .‘6KNEH LflT. PALLEtiX Park; Ilk hlorka from car line; 100x175, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 24 South Broad Street. Phone ?844, Atlanta Phone 3803. for few days only. PiVKdlooM iiol'HB. B. I.INIiBS’ avenue. Itaraala. ami terms. ■■■IMrnvnwr “KFItlrfG tu every partlrnuir: mxiw. ^RlGllt-ltOOM Kki\V TWOHTOK\ J house; attre lutrgain. Boulevard. ——II I II lM , nEaH Thla la nmimlel home. “ i,obk re; Washington street; large lot; !>elng honae; clone In. Waahlagtou street. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homat. The first month wlU be given FREE and If occupied one year, two more months will bo given FREE at the end of the year, making only nlno 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 ride 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 flfty-foot Park, which is act in tree*, evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In the city and the surroundings are more whole some. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate 8prlnga, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of bow long stand ing. It how baa a new church, neatly furnished, a (tore, a school-house cost ing 21,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain 3. T. 51111s, who Uvea on the grounds, will show you through the bouses. Rent 220.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue.' W. E. WORLEY, 325 EMPIRE BUILDING. Atlanta 'Phone 3983. on North Decatur car line nml Georjrii railroad; good 8-room house; price 66,750 H caah; It's worth 610,000 right FINEST HoilK ofi JACKHON 9 rooma, derated lot; price was 65,600. Now 6&.2M; H cash. OTE"~OLfT~?rt*rtF lot 107x200 feet; price 63,160. L. A. WOODS, 818-816 EMPIRE BUILDING. BELL PHONE 2068, ATLANTA PHONE 1771, I MAKE EASY TERMS. 66,006—HOW ABOUT A SWELL HOME IN weat End? For limited time onlv 2-i 6-room Gordon atreet home; has all mo conveniences; lot 63x200; atreet shada. One- half caah, balance easy. .006—ON NORTH SIDE AND IN WALK Jng distance we have 2-atory 8-room house with all modern convenience^. Street 1* 63,06V—NEW AND MODERN 6-ROOM cottage on Highland avenue. Llaten: 8280 cash, 626 per month. 63.006-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME Weat End. Large and Icyid cast front lot. 61,000 cash, balance easy. 63,000—0N ONE OF TIIB BEST SOUTH side strict* and In easy walking distance, 7 {wmi dhltage; ,nl*e atiade. .tin heiue; located «m Glenn .street. WTO-wftriwretfxrs t>L<MiF ts:~m — th side: 6-room hou* ** * barn; other outhult i Penehtree place, t'nlundda aveuue, Jn- cr, Plinlinout place, and Peachtree. H**c If you are Interested on the north side, have fine list at \Ve*t End which we ■ell at attractive prices; 63.35?, 7*roooi ae. E. Georgia avenue. lnveatment list 1mn»r at: u.wu-st!< IumVM 'Nf;vv Hot ^TT [TSRilE ; l(Vn.irilonfKCktxiiSi N LaB EVETTHioH sriTonv llorxt-: on North Jacksou atreet; up to every (taHIculAr. rtoUHE. uoitS’^u » outhulldtug*. Bar- *late In every way. FOR SALE. »ilroad frontage—boat in the city; also two lots cen ter manufacturing district. •I. H. Crutchflcld, People’s Building. *. 23.000-A \VKI,b-AllKA.N'(ilil> HlSiltOllSf cottage, near tlrant park; lot 176 feet deep with Ana garden and shade. Terma. 6^-S'kW 6RbOM tOtTAGE,’WE8 1 . Ind. Has all modern convenlenceo; level, shady lot. Cool front porch. " PraitIcallY NEW 7-room ■uhurlian cottage on South Decatur car line. Lots of Iwnutlful shade, one acre lot with running water. Can make attractive terms, aa owner has goue West. school and lu easy walking distance, _ well-built 9-rootn home; 61.200 caah, balance M0 per month without Interest. $2.300—A NEARLY N E W"~infOOM C OT^ tag# In West End. Has all modern con venience*; Urge lot* nearly 9)0 feat deep. Can make terras.r li^A’TOStY- UdJoM IN two block* of Grant park. Thla cottage has all modern convenience*. Plumbing Is equal to that of houses that coat twice this amouut. BARGAIN. WE HAVE FOll A FEW DAYS ONLY A LOT FRONTING 74 FEET ON THE WE«T HIDE OF SOUTH PRYOR ST. THIS PROPERTY 18 IN A CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR TIIE NEW 635.- ono SCHOOL HOUSE. THIS LOT MUST RE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. \-T7Z 61.260. \\. E. SAUNDERS & CO., 5 # 7 Ininau Building. TOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. NO. 136 B. GEORGIA AVB.-THIS PBAC- tfcaUy new 2-sti>ry 6room frame, on lot 10x160, which Ilea level In front. Is on the north ehle of E. Oc«wgU avenue, between Capitol avenue and Crew streets: has por celain l*afh. hot an-» co*d water, sink In the kitchen; la In flrat-cUaa repair, being practically new. anil te tu « ttrst-cUsa ueighlMirhoiMl. Will be vacant July L Kent &*£) per month. JOHN J. WOODSn>E. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburx Ave. Doth Phone* <15 nrir, 21,M0: lot 67x247: hareslh. i NEW BoUtiES croM IS: ukS‘tb «t4; would root st 255; Price 15,100; % cash If desired. A GILT EDGE INVEST MENT. 6L ACRES ON THE BVSY SIDE OF AT- lanta; on one of the principal car lines, only a few minutes’ ride from center of city. Large profits hare recently been made on a subdivision near this place. Extensive developments already planned and begun that will Increase tne value of this prop erty Are fold In the near future. For it quick sale 63,500 will buy It. No info tloii given over phone. C. H. WELLS & CO., 1104 Fourth National Bank Building. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE, 1208 Fourth National Bank. Beil Phone 1932. for 260 per month, on lot 2001150 In *ood white neighborhood. Call and let n, ahow yon this property. This esn be nisde to psy 15 per cent on tbo Investment. lit o.Ve block of i*o9t6kFicB 6S‘ lot 80x150, with 12-room house. Room on lot for another. Price $12,000. Promt* action neceaonry. IF YOU WANT YotJlf llOCSKH HOLD or rented, list them with ua. McNEHjL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING S14 Empire Building. Phone 887. FOR SALE. BRICKYARD AND • MANUFACTURING site on railroad, containing 60 acre*, with creek and rock wlthla 2 miles of Piedmont park. Will *ell any part 27,600 will fubchaSe an ELKOANT » room hjrnse lot 100*300. fret. In Inmsn Psrk. Drnld Circle. TtlllEK NEW tltooll IIOIIBEB SN ^brautlfol corner In Wret End, 24,250 to kivK NEAT * ANl>- 71IOoil LOTTa<I1!I| In the best psrt of West End, from K,3(0 to $3,100. , . i-kooM 2 8TOHV new liGCRfi. TINTED 'J'slls. e.blnet mantels, M.ldrim street, only 11,700. Term*. l)f.At!TlWtL Wew hJ-boom - uoLhe! 6N rraebtree with over on. acre of groond. Price 33.600. Liberal terma or will ex- tbxpgn for vacant property or smaller fiVUB i.664 EEEt IUIM16AI) PIlONt- reHf». n0 L. 0 t* ,,a wl ! hln Htjr limits Prices. »» to LL.IMO por lot nt bargain counter . *• now and double your money within a year. G’ Y°U WASlT A Bi mSiEHH HITE. WE have clients who will buy and Improve for you. Call aud ace ua. RAILROAD SCHEDULES Skowln* the’ Arrival and Departure of Pas- CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY Arrive From- Depart To- Savannah ... 7:16am Msron 12:01 ora Jacksonville . j-M am Savannah ... 1:00 sm Macon ltjtOam Macon " JfwSS Savannah ... 4:55 pm Savannah ... ,:i;t.m Ms cun T.-55 pm Ischsonvllls . im p D ATLANTA AND WEST POINT BAIL- Arrtvs From— ^^^Depsrt To- •8,1ms .-...ll:Msm •Mont*omcry 6:Msm Moot«ocfy ;J|gPJ^»“'«>»«»«:15pm 6 JO SSI lj(l •Wili ' J JOpm 6 J5 pm l:Upm - wept Sun- ns^roir^Jsn^^vJ-Jt ££ fflSh.fi ,, . , e, sTCd'.mS^S'ns.^ ATTENTION, HO.MK- 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, Ft’LTON COUNTY. lir virtue of an order of the court of ordlmry of said county granted at the June term, 1636, will pe fold nt. pnbllc outcry on the first Tuesday In July, 1936, Iwfore the court houoe door of onid county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property of the estate of Rowena R. Teyton, de ceased, to wit: First—All tbnt tract or parcel of land lying and being in the city of Atlanta, l*e- lng part of land lot No. 20 in the 14th dis trict of originally Henry, now Fulton coun ty, Georgia. nn*f part of block *'F” of the Pearl and Waterhouse property, as per plat recorded In l»ook JJ, page 447. recora of deeds for said county, on the 14th day of November. 1681. the urae being south half of a lot fronting 60 feet on the eaat aide of Emtorla street {formerly New *treet>, anil running cast same width a* front 1!3H feet, and la situated In the northwest cor ner of the 5-acre tract on lot described In a deed from John W\ W'hlte to the Neal Loan and Bnnklng Company, dated Feb ruary 28, 1890, said land being expressly excepted and reserved to said John w White lu anld deed to the Neal Loan nn* Bnnklng Cornpanv. Hnld property fronts 25 feet on Estorfa street (formerly New street; ■ ras mm a. u. i iithK. »nu rfjwrucu in ook A-4, page 466, April 7. 1891. Second—All that tract or nnrcel of land lying and being In the 14tb district of orig inally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, being In land lot 79 thereof, and being lot 7, aa per plat on file at office of city engi neer and fronting 40 2-3 feat on the east side of McAfee atreet 88 2-8 feet north of Gresham street and extending east same width si front parallel with Gresham street 106 feet. Third—AU that tract or parcel of land lying and being In the city of Atlanta and part of land lot 79, In the 14th district of Fulton county, Georgia, and more particu larly described as follows, to wit: Com* mencing at a point on the east side of Fowler atreet, 70 feat from the northeast corner of Simpson and Fowler streets, and running thence along the east side of Fow ler atreet 30 feet, thence back east same width as front 100 feet. Fourth—All that tract or parcel of land originally Henry, now Fulton coun ty, Georgia, being a part of block No. 166 and known the northwest half of city lot No. 3, commencing at the line of the James Campbell property on the east side of Luckle street, and running In a south ern direction 44*4 feet, more or less, to the Thomas Doonsn fence, thence eastwardly with said fence 102 feet, more or less, to a cross fence, thence northwardly with said cross fence 39 feet to the fence separating said lot from the Campliell lot, thence with said fence westwnrdly 38 fe*t, thence north following fence 8 feet, still following line of fence 89 feet to Luckle street, the n of beginning. Also the household ft ture now at 187 Luckle street. Terras cash. Hald property sold for paying debts am' for distribution. ALBERT BOYL8TON, Administrator. 522 Prudential Bldg. ELLIS, WIMBISH St ELLIS. Attorneys. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. .By virtue of an order of the court- of ordinary of said county, granted at the June term, .1906, will be told at public out cry on the first Tuesday to July, 1906, be fore the court houso door of said county, within the legal honra of aale, the follow ing property of the estats of Rhoda W. Peyton, deceased, to wit; AU that tract or parcel of land In The city of Atlanta, being part of land lot 46, In the 14th district of originally Hetfry. now Fulton cOnntv, Geor gia, situate as follows: Fronting forty-seven (47) feet, more or less, on the north side of East Fair street, and extending back north same width as front sixty (60) feet, * “■ “‘l of the property ng and 1/mn A»- by F. M. Coker nr deed dated May 27. 18S2, and recorded In book MM, page 620, August 18, 1882, being between Grant and Forties streets. Terms cash. Bold for the purpose of paying debts and distribution. ALBERT BOYL8TON, Administrator. 622 Prudential Bldg. ELLIS, WIMBISH St ELLIS, Attorney. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Offlcltllv corrected bj Atlanta Fruit and 22 to 25.50 per box. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. Atbinta nn«i Mrlnity—Genernllr t..ul«b. nn<l Frida,. prolJw™ 1 ^™^ Weithcr in Wheat Brit. Extreme North-wet—Fair to -u. 42 to 62 abov,: local rain, ,nr; Northwest—-Generally clear; 56 tn c, above: local riiawere. * •* West nml Southwest—Pnrtlv ?o 0 ca?M?,,™°r| e: 8 ' n " M ra,n9 44°*&y?x$^ y cioudy ' f Weather Forecast. Louisiana—Showers on Thim freWu« l n r di hUr,d * y 8nd ^ Western Florida—Shower, Thur.da, Friday fair: variable wind, ^ 4r - Alabama—Fair In north: ,how. r . i. aouth port on Thur.day. Friday fall* variable winds. * ia,r * Eastern Texaa—Fair Thuodsv w-armer In northwe.t portion, ahowers and cooler In the Interior™! on the coaat; frexh aouth wind, Weatern Texas—Fair In aouth; ,ho« min north portion Thursday. Frtdlj ao^ rk ?. n ?P —F J* lr and Wttrmer Thur,. day. Friday ahowers. Tennessee—Fair In west; shower. ist- portion Thursday: warmer in c .i! tral portion. Friday fair and warm,. In central and eaat. rraw Kentucky—Rain and warmer Tbur,. day. Friday fair aud warmer. Illlnols—Partly cloudy Thur«dav ^u h U n y d n,Xr : ■ h0W *" 10 2* Wleconsln—Probably shower, on Thursday night or Friday. Iowa—Partly cloudy Thursday night with ahowers in eaat. Friday fair Friday e8 ° ta ~’ Palr Thu ” day n, * ht Nebraska and Kansas—Partly cloudy and warmer Thursday night and Fri day. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The area of low nrcsanr** that wn« tered over Georgia tyc<lne«da.v morning hnt alwut disappear!, leaving ihe eonumon* unsettled over most of the eastern half of the map. The pressure has decreased over the uorthern portion of the Fomitrr east of the Rockies while over the south it has risen rapidly. The center of hlffh«*«t barometer la over weatern New York, while the lowest 1* near El Paso, Tex. Rain was falling this morning at St, Louis, Davenport. Chicago, Mobile, ntrm- Ingham, Macon, Knoxville, Charlotte nml Norfolk. * The temperature has changed very little in the Inst 24 hours. The conditions favor generallv rlotrir weather In this section tonight and Friday, probably occasional rtln. t ' • J. B. MARnURV. Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending tit 8 a.m., Talk meridian time, Juno 14. 1906. STATIONS OF ATLANTA * DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, cloudy 7T •Chattanooga, cloudy “ Columbus, cloudy Gainesville, cloudy Greenville, cloudy Griffin, cloudy •Macon, rain •Montlcello. cloudy Newnan, cloudy.;..,. .'Rome, rain Spartanburg, cloudy Tallapoosa, cloudy; Toccon. cloudy 1 Vest Point, clondy •Minimum temperature* are for 12-hour >rlod ending at 8 a. m. this date. IReeelved late (wire trouble); not in cluded In averages. Heavy Rnlnfalla—Allendale. 8. C., L64: SI George, 8. C., 1.60; Florence, N. C.. 2.20; Goldsltorn, N. C.. 248; Lurnbcrtnn, N. t'., 106; Newbern, N. C., 4.20; Helms, Ala., 60; Maridian. Mias., * " Max. Mia. Prodacw exchange. GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From- Depart To- •Augusta ... 5.00 pm •Augusta 7:4Sam vonrere 6:43 am Lftbonla 10:06 am Covington .. 7:46am •Augusta 3:30 pm •dSSifl? W«::: USg- •«,! ah jsSag SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington . 6 JO am Birmingham . 6:40 am Ahhevllfe ... •.•00am Monroe . , 7:20am r. ... 9.-00am Monroe . Mciupkla. . .ll:43am New York . .12.-00 XzS?*:: IS S£ Wu. ■.: IS ?■ KlAiw* . »jsL Hbowa la Orelrxl tlnw. FOR SALE. 24,000 PROPOSITION FOB BUILDERS, 11 lots. 60x176 feet, a frontage of -J00 on I lights ml avenue. 866 feet oa a 60-foot atreet. This is strictly white property on easy term*. Ready ior building and a money-ms ker. J. A. GIFFORD & CO., 80S PETERS BUILDING. Lemons $160 to Limes 76 to $1. Pine apples $2.60 to $3.60. per ernte. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.- IJ”, b«n. Be to 37140 ,xch; lire duck* PreUo. ric to 36c; Ihr. duck,. Puilillc. 35e to.rtHo; frle. 3JVb to Bo; lirollon 15 to JJikc. Dremd ben* p«r lb.. 12c to 13c: dremA turk.ri, par lb., 13c to l»c: rttf dolL Km. per doxen, 14 to lTHe. Butter, table, per lb.. 30c to !3V4e; cook n*. per lb.. Ukc to 15«. fjoner-New fsiOc lb.; lo Mb. rack, M VE'0ETABt,B8.-Irt«h pot, toe.. No. . rioek 54.50 borrel; No. 3 .lock 33.60 tJ Beel*. «bb*re crat.ri per Crete 12.25 to Pen, per drum. 75c to 31: very alow ul*. Tomxtoew per Crete. 33 to »tt<> Benue, treen per Crete, 31 to il.3, market In lietter rnmiitlon: wnx 50 to nr. , BauMh. yeUow, n to 2L35; whit* Tic to 21; mnrket overstocked. Corn, new, is to »c per doxen. <>kre. per rrete, 13 to |2.Ba Cncumbera, par Crete, 2! to 3125, L'«ehe.. |*r emte. 31.25 to 31.50. ^Olil Irlih potatoes per buahel, 21.25 to PoUtoee, per bu,bel, 21 to 2L26. Kplnaeh 31 per butbrl Aeperatue I2t4 to lMfc huneb. I'eechce, per crete, *2 to 3150. Cberrlee. 24-qoart Crete, 32.40 to S3. I antnloupee, per crete, 23 to tS.60. Blackberriee So <o i&c qSrL D-wehrrtc, 15 to 12Hc quirt. M.OUR, grain, Provisions. M~e " >l * E 1 '**"' Dlimond CfiS *.» , *L5 0C7 e !«•<•*“*•«»; half patent $4.10 to $4.35; fancy $3Jn; spring wheat P**™* . Market etroo*. BrtSu^? 9, .h .^isrsas? Me: cMm _*0{AI»—Plain inter (round, per boabeL- HAt —Tlmotbv. choice Urn bnlee, 11.10: do., ('hob's small balsa $L14* do K« i tlmotbv brief, 3106; ,lo” No. 2 31; do. No 1 cjover mixed 11.06; do.. No, 1 doted mixed ULOVE R—Choice Me. VROYI8K1N8.—Kupremelumo. liv Creoe ham, 1314c. California ham, low- }’ r A “B «trn ribe 6.54, hclllee J5.3S IfS. i i AS If p k* A platen 8, Supremo lard. b*Me »7t Red Oronx lard 5% twits. OAnte Compound 7*4 beMe; BnoerLrift compound GROCERIES. ^Steadant creuulated Sr. New i , .redd-?u£. , ° 4H: pl * n '* ,1 ' ,n ‘ 4 *• COFFEE.—Roe,te.1 Arhorkle', 215.55: to ' lfnri!l!?JJnt n * 1 *' m * i tntm U *• BICE. r pirollne 4» to 7V4c, accordlnt to « 1 2'l'i._M» r *et very etroo*. cnkEHE.—Fane* full cream, flxtx 11c: twine 13tic; brick, 4c. Market etronx. Remark*. ., . , Temperature, were wmewhat hlfher In it northeoatern dlatrlcte, with Mlrtt cban*ee In other portion,. Gencril nln fell over the ,1 elt except In On lectori ,nd Oklahoma illatrlcta: heavjr (mount, fell In the Carolina, and portion, of AUharoa end MlnlnlppL J. B. MABBIBY, Local ForecMttt. 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. . 105 -iff* . 106 Bxvannxb Macon (a. U10 . . AtUnta i>. uit in :w Atlanre <H». 1*23 }» >“ Atlanta 4a, 1«H ffi* Atlanta and tVeit Point . ... 1* 1,1 Atlanta and Weat Point Debt*. 10! -e C. tt. of Georxla drat Incoma • • — r do. 3d SO » _do. 3d lucoma • ** ^ Georfla 2* — Ao*uiu and Savannah South weatern mi and A. tot. .1» W .113 ••• HOKE 8MITH 8PEAK8 AT YOUNG HARRIS Special to Tba Georgian. Young HAtTto, Ga, June 14.-Hon. Hoke Smith, candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for governor, epok* here l**t night. The ipeaklng waa hem In the Suaan B. Harrfa chapel and «»» heard hy a, email audience of voter*. COLONEL MERCER STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY Special to The Georgian. Savannah. Oa., June 14.--Colona George A. Mercer, president of tne board of education and a leading el - gen of Savannah, la dan*eroui!j ‘" from a stroke of apoplexy. Dlf 8 ”"? waa resorted to and It la h ‘ , P‘’^ beneficial reaulta. He waa stricken yesterday afternoon while In hi, om _ and was conveyed to his home Whitaker atreet. / TORNADO DESTROYED THE MASONIC HALL Special to The Georgian. Zachary, La., June 14.—The cong« gatton of the Presbyterian church hs a narrow escape today when the euim was blown down by a wind*""'"' Services were being held In building at the time, but all In escaping Injury. The h *y and school house wars doatroje-i - the tornado, causing a ^ than $2 orto