The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 16, 1906, Image 10
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
EDUCATIONAL.
8IIOIITIIAND LEARNED IN 5 WEEKS;
l»c*t, r*n*l*#t. rbs*rvMt; nleo tnuglit liv
mall. Utokriy'e Bob. Crilefe, 78 Marietta st.
personal.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phone* ItO. W E. Hooter St
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY,
laarieat stock lo Noatb. 64 N. Broad 8t.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
TIIK BKHT OF JIANTLB I.IOIIT* NOW
sold at 91ti N. Pryor St. Alex Keot,
Phone 4848.
PIANOS.
BRAMBACII PIANOS.
' EHTAIILIHIIKD 1828.
BECBT PIANO CO.. 62 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8.
COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $3 A
week. leodginff tl t treek. Menl* $2.60 a
week. 10H Trinity avenue. Bell phone
2248. Atlanta phone 2767.
CLEAN*. COOL, NICKLV ^tiR.VtsliEi)
room* for men. |2 jmt week. No extra
rharro for two In room. 10 Trinlt/ avenue.
|t. I*iione 2348, Allnufn jiIjoiip 2797.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 l.IVKIF. OrrPfffTB I'lKKMONT.
Ill'll S06 Men's iwwed half *ol«>*. 75e.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
mont Co. We repair, reconatruct, ex-
chnnffe. Imjr and acll eittomoMIe* Garare.
1012 MliiL-<-ll itraab Atlanta, Go. Dali
Dhnna 44841 Mala.
AtTuaTtivU kicnh wiTi. iiiiinii volf
liu*lne*a. For hifli arn«le work call on
Kent, 9114 N*. l’ryor. Phone 2928.
FOR RENT.
four room*, for houaekeeplntr. near Boule
vard and Houston street; close to two car
line*. Call at 17 East avenne.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TAI.KINO HACniNEB AND DBCOIIDB- !
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machine* and Records. Just
received large consignment of raachlnet and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention ■
given mail oriliffa. W, want th, nam„ of
all talking machine dealers In the south. I
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyes Co. ^
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle and sundry distributor* tn th* a
south. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale,
Snell nnd Hudson blcyclee. Write for our
1906 catalogue and price 1UL Alexander-
KIloMorATIIIC IIKMKIHKM t'llllK
•coin disease* nnd make hair grow.
Kronrs hledlcsted Soap makes you by- r
glenlcally clean. (30 year* eucceoe.} J. J.
rCrom, specialist, 613 "Tho Grand," At
lanta. Ga.
Jon 1-iu.vMNiJ-l. <> W K H r I-UIckh.
Mend for sample*. Htar Office, 20 Patera
street, Atlanta. *
n
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS $8 UP.
without pain. All work guaranteed 15 H
rears. Lanier Dental Parlors, 89V6 White- .
hall Ht.. over Emmona' clothing store. Bell b
phone 2663-J.
tl
WK MOVK, HTOnn, PACK AND SHIP B
hoiikehold goods; insurance rate one per
cent. Office and warehouse 163 65 Walton tr
street. Both 'phones. Cathcert's Trans
fer. c
REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER. n
Sign*, banners, flags and flag decorations
for special occasions. 2014 E. Alabama St ^
*
TEETH
ICXTRACTHD POSITIVKI.Y WITHOCT tl
PAIN—All dental work don* wfthout pain.
All work guaranteed 15 years. Lnnler Den- It
tal Parlors. 39*4 Whitehall St, over Em
mons' clothing store. Bell phone 2663-J. ar
CASH REGISTERS. **
w
(Second Hand.) tr
NATIONAL!. IIAI.LWOOPR, IDEAL! In
and all other makes at luirgaln prices, fu
We can aril you a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that cannot help In
but pleaae you. .
Cash or monthly payments. Every reglater L
guarantee<l for two year* Houthern Cash _
leglster Fa. Branch of American Second- ■
Hand fash Reglater Co., 24 8. Broad street, h
Atlanta, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND OI8- ”
COUNT COMPANY MAKC8 LOANO v
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO- 1
PLE. 117^4 WHITEHALL 8TREET. °’
'*■' — * a
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND • MILAN 8TUAW HATS w
cleaned and reshaped, 60c. ftT
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re- ^
shaped. 36c. ^
Hnml* or sweats. 26e each extra.
ACME HATTERS, «V4 Whitehall 8t
TEETH
BEST RET OF TEETII I6.00. GUARAN-
teed to fit All work guaranteed 15 veer*
Lanier Dental Parlors. 39V4 Whitehall St.,
over Emmons' clothing store. Bell phone M
2663-J.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM-
proved meth«M„ All work guaranteed 11
year* Reasonable price* Lanier Dental
Parlor* 8914 Whitehall fit., over Emmons'
clothing store. Bell phoie 2563-J.
NOTICE. ni
If you have a home on the north
aide for about $4,000 cash and is not
too far out, call to see ua at once.
We have a cuatomer for thle.
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.
67 INMAN BUILDING.
Bell Phone I486.
FOR SALE.
ON EAST GAIN HT.. NEAR FORT BT.. Jj
1 have for sale 3 houses almost new. 14
renting to high cUm colored tenants at -v,
514 par month. 1 van mil (hi. tot 51.150. M
See me for bargain* *
No
CIIAS. 51. ROBERTS. *?
13 AUBURN AVENUE. jff
Bell Phone 45»f.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange k”
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
No Ad Taken For Lett Than
25 Cent*.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom
pany out-of-town order*.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter bo inserted on
this page free of charge.
It you want a situation,
■end your ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
three month*.
MEN AND IIOYH WANTED LI
tdumldng. plUMterlmr, bricklaying.
Hal offer life acltiilarnhlp fifty dollar*,
PIANO. CORNET ANI> VIOLIN PLAYKRH
living |MHUtloii; stenographer*
llflhimy RuhIiiom Agency, 1330
m*/
\VANVtill-MMAt.L ilOY TO IIIHTHtllUtU
cards. 8t*r office, 20 Fetera street.
n.VNO. t'olt.N'K'rTSli VToMV' W.AY
ISO. Foremsu ftir lirlek .vnrd. $69. We
i nuuilier of tine o|»cnlng* for ~mm
fine opening* for yotinir nn
stenographer*. Iteglnner* at $40 to $00. Thn
nil offer the lieat clinnce* for proQiotlo
for promo
1880 Can
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
until they learn. If you lire out of At
Innta, write ua and we will ‘
formation nlmut Mr *-•
Ilro* A McCrea. 36
and we will give you la*
liOardlDg place*. Nunaally
86 W, Alabama atreet.
local find long illitnnce telephone opernt
Ing. A course of Instruction given In train
Ing ocbool with onlnry liegtnnlng with—r
trance to arhool. Good onlnrle* paid ...
competent operator*, aalnry lielng deter
Training Hchool. Telephone Bldg.
WANTED—AGENTS.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
er*. State if you have bad experience.
Hu-lflu* Co., Atlanta, Ga. m —■
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WA^TRTr^rrnr'TiTTn^ •?
that the Southern Auctl*
Co., at 20 K. I'ryor, can't ___
bonaebold good*, office fixture*, aafea, cor-
pets, rug*. piano* etc., to advantage.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
and |**lvgrt» Co., 20 8. Pryor atreet
ATLAS KNGfNKM- ATI.AH T?
•———All atylea nn<l site*—
Atlaa Engine Work*. Empire llldg..
PUtHTGLAHM IiThTSkHh f
__*hou1d have high grade *lgn*
y, 91H North l'ryoi
Kent Mlgu
Phone 292s.
uaVi M
... K lii>l)l> J'lANO I'Olt SALK. Aif
avrer quirk. Ailtlrrs. riiim>, care a«or-
Soli HAI.K-!
-MilllKI.
nufiuuotdl
, CAI *11.1. AC
' four-*e«t»M| nutninoldle. (.oak* like i
In excellent running condition; canopy
with front end aide curtain*; HiimIii
1 DON’T GO BLIND.
VfjgEN YOP 8KE THE ATLANT
Wrecking Co.'* new line. Junt added
87juid 39 West Mitchell *trect
ar
WANTED—BOARDERS.
—fTTiVtSTfiTiT' (ifiTTifR
with table iHinrd lu Carrollton apartment*,
young men preferred. Cull or sddrent A 20.
Carrollton Apartment*.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 RON
BANK SAFES. VAL'LT DOORS. SAFER,
flre-pfoof safe*, deposit lyxe*. Wllllnm H|
JepoaJ
Fill*. 26 S. Itroed St.. Atlanta
res
ui)i:u-WK“
ittlng M'ltb (
iufacture flo<
ilAVk tilllKE MlUJi
M
Cordele.
ALL STYLES GATE*. WIRE AM* IRON
fence* aold and erected.
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. F
agent* for “Page Fence. • Dixie F<
Fencing for
Exrlnslvi
‘>n«*e Co
atreet. Phone* 3*Kv
Court land,
stlckp
r afreet.
stickpin.
WALL PAPER.
i. M QUICK A CO.—WALL PAPER,
moulillnipk plrlurea. plrturr frame., Hr
B*U iihoa. 73, huadard 70L 27 B. UuaUtf.
SKELETON MAP OF ATLANTA
Showing the Five Mean Radial Streets Which Open Up the City
to the World.
BY W. P. WALTHALL.
Magazine article! relating to the rebuilding ot San Franciaco state that the proposed plan Is to do
away with the artificial checkerboard ayatem ot streets and adopt the radial system. It Is a distinct ad
vantage to a city to have main thoroughfares leading straight out from the heart of a city, opening It up
to the world at large. .
By comparing the above skeleton map of Atlanta with the engineering.plana for rebuilding San Fran
cisco, It will be seen that Atlanta already la built along the moat approved twenUeth century lines. The
checkerboard system, with numbered avenues Intersecting lettered boulevards, may furnish the maxi
mum number of building lots per acre, but the radial system furnishes what is Infinitely more desirable
—accessibility to all parts of a city.
By obliterating cross-streets a map of Atlanta shows five main radial arteries leading out from the
old Artesian well (the center of Atlanta) In approximately the shape of a flve-rayed star. These main
thoroughfares furnish routes for the car lines that connect Atlanta with the surrounding towns. It
will be noted that the Marietta car. also the river car, go out Marietta street; the Brookwood, also
proposed Buckhead extension, use Peachtree; the Decatur car, soon to be extended to Stone Mountain,
naturally takes Edgewood avenue, and the College Park-Hapevtlle line goes out Whitehall.
In the course of development of a big city, all real estate within Us limits advances In value;
hut out of proportion to the other property. The passage of travel along these main highways develops
business enterprises and justifies high rent
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
Atlanta nnd Vicinity— unsettled
an<l probably showers tonight an
day.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
and hot. Tyler, clear and plcasnnt. Dallas
dear and hot.
Mississippi—Natchez, Jack*
City, dear and warm. **
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
Will Mil any part.
Park, Druid
I HIKE NEW 9-ROOM MOTHER ON
l*eautlful comer In West End, $4,250 to
$4,500.
mw
In tl
to $3,100.
want,
S'kAt 4 1.V1) Mioom cottage*
beat part of Weft End, from 12,860
a svfAUY Nfcw iffwfcr'viwtin
. cabinet mantels, Mddrim atreet,
$1,700. Term*.
iTfiFr
Peachtree with
out of and within dty
have client* who will buy and Improve
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
40x160, which Ilea level In front, la — -
north aide of K. Georgia avenue, between
Capitol avenue and Crew streets; ha* por
celain iMifh. hot an I cold water, sink In
the kitchen; la In first-class repair, being
practically new. and Is In n ilrst-dna*
nelchtmrhood. Will be vacant July 1. Rent
$22.50 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both .Phones (18
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas
senger Trains of the Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive Prom— No. Depart To—
1 S Nashville 7:10 am • 2 Nashville . 8:33 am
73 Marietta . 8:33am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
*93 Nashville 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:00 pm
76 Marietta . 2*0 pm n Marietta .. 5:90 pm
1 Nashville 7:81 pm * 4 Nashville . 8:60 pm
THREE MONTHS RENT-
FREE
Suburban Home*.
Tbo first month will be glren FREE
Savannah ... 7:10am Macon
JacksonvlII* . 7.**0 am Savannah
Macon 11:40am Macon .....
Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah
Macon 7:55 pm Jacksonville
.12:01 am
. 8:00 am
. 4:00 pm
, 9:13 pm
. 8:80 pm
STATISTICS.
„ - DEATH8.
Mrs. Kate Rock, aged X; died at the real
donee, Fort McPherson.
T. F. DouhK, need 64; died at the Soldiers'
Home of heart failure.
Mr*. M. C. Htokely, aged 72; died at the
residence, 79 Clark avenue, of senility.
rmuruir, < i«ri n«eiiue, in itumiuj.
Marie Dell Thomaa, need 7 month*; died
‘ * ‘ " Zachary istrect,
at the residence, 44
cholera Infantum.
_ BUILDING PERMIT8.
$26—Wolfaheliner A Co., to build Inside
stairs at 116 Whitehall.
$36—W. 8. Brown, to re-cover dwelling at
163 Formwalt..
_. .uiKiru, io imiihi une-i
frame dwelling at 150 South avenue.
\ E. Tic
George
dweflln
$120—w. W. .
rame dwelling at 42 Greenwood avenue.
$50—Charles Vlttur. to build «
Iron shed at 69 Central avenue.
$230.000—Louisville and XaahvTlIe Railroad,
to build a five-story concrete terminal ware
house on Wsverly place and Piedmont ave-
$100—J. H. George, to re-cover brick dwell
ing at 80 William*.
$1.760—Charles F. Rice, to build one-*tory
frame duelling *t 96 Powers.
i, part
Title
ATLANTA AND WK8T POINT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive Prom- Depart To—
*8*lma ......11:40am •Montgomery 6:80am
Montgom'y . 7:46pxi ’Montgomery 12:46 pm
UJB pn, •Sejm* ....... 4:20 pm
ing* ... 8:20 am LaGrange ....6:80pm
%ow'y . 8:40 pm *Montgom'y ..11:15 pm
ny. All other trains dally except 8un-
•Selma
LaGrange
•Montgor '
•Daffy.
train* of Atnmta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, cornar
Mitchell street and Madison avenue.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To
•August* ... 6:03 pm •Augusta 7:43 am
contmln 7 and 8 rooms; have
•August* ...18:80 pm Couycrs 6:00 pm
Llthonl* .... 8:26 pm Covington ... 6:10 pm
•August* .... 8:15 pm •August* ....11:46 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun*
4»Z:' I
In th. center of tht* Park are
It now hae a new church, neatly
Rent 220.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avenue.
NOTICE—A BARGAIN—
82.460, $460 CASH AND $20 A
comfortable homo.
>wner leavl*g city and hna turned u!
. cr to me for exclusive Thla.it
west side of Grant park near cherok«*e
avenue, and In a model neighborhood. Y
J. H. LATHAM,
Real Estate and Loans,
238 EQUITABLE BLDG.
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few building lots
See
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE—RENTING.
28 Peachtree Street
W. E. WORLEY,
325 EMPIRE BUILDING.
Atlanta 'Phone 3988.
North Decatur car line and Georgia
cash; It's worth $10,000 right now.
HOME ON JACKS*>N HTHKlrt.
ro«>ma. elevated lot; price was $6,600.
ar $6,250: Ik cash.
rvi\V
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Washington . 6:80 am Birmingham
Abbeville ... 9:00atn Monroe . .
Memphis. . .11:45 am New York .
New York . . 8:80 pm Ahbevllts .
Monroe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . .
Blrmlngh'm . 9:25 pm Washington
. 6:40 am
. 720 am
.12:00 m
. 4:00 pm
Shown In Central time.
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
Ry virtue of an order of the court of
ordinary oi sabl county, granted at the
June term, 1906, will lie aold t>efore the
court houHe door of said county, on tho
first Tuesday In July next, within the legal
houra of aale, the following property of the
eatnt# of Thomas A. Crusselle, deceased,
to wit: A part of land lot No. 66 of the
14th district *of Fulton county, Georgia, In
the C\\j of Atlanta, and described at fol
lows: Commencing at the southeast corner
of llaygood avenue and 8ylvau avenue and
running thence east along the eouth side
PROPERTY TRAN8FER8.
$26—Wright Miller to Radford Brown,
of lot No. 64, Fourteenth district,
deed.
$2.006—M. V. and R. A. Barnett to F. C.
Wilkcrson, lot near city pumping station.
Warranty deed.
81,160—W. C. Martin to M. V. and R. A.
Barnett, lot No. 160, Seventeenth district
Warranty deed.
8860—Equitable Loan and Security Co. to
W. c. Martin, lot near city pumping sta-
• Inn .luul
Williams to W. M. Ilruce, lot on Argard
avenue, near Luray avenue. Bond for tltlel.
12,000—G. 31. McAlpIn to IV A. Stegall, lot
on Garden street, uear Bass street.
lVar-
$l,256-Kouthern Flour and Grain Co. to
George Ware and W. J. Harper. lot on
Fourth, near State street. Warranty deed.
$420—Mattie Reid to the Real Estate
Trust Co., lot on Fsrrlngton, near Martin.
Warranty deed.
f ,000—I)r. J. Powers to D. C. F. Benson,
on corner of Ponce DeLeon avenue and
Jackson atreet. Warranty deed.
$16.000—J. 8. Owens and J. W. Walker to
Mr*. I.eUa H. Butt, lot at corner Tenth
atreet nud Columbia avenue. Bond for
title.
$29.383—Gustave F. Weber to Forrest
Adair, lot near corner Peters and Fair
streets. Warranty title deed.
$2.000—Mrs. Pauline M. Weber to Forrest
Adair, lot on Patera atreet near Fair. War
ranty deed.
$15,000— Robert M. Gann to Forreat Adair,
lot on Petfrs street, .near Fair. Warranty
warm: rain last night. Montgomery, portly
cloddy aud worm. Birmingham, cloudy,
warm and threatening; light ahowers ve*
terday. Mobile, portly cloudy; rolu laal
night. Huntsville, partly cloudy and warm.
Troy, partly cloudy and nlcaoant; showers
yesterday afternoon. Kafaula. heavy rain
yesterday afternoon; now cloudy and pleas-
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCT
nnge.
10 P»f bo,.
ant
Georgia—Columbus, heavy rain and wind
storm yesterday evening: now cloudy apd
hot. Albany, partly cloudy and hot. Th«m-
aaville, clotidy and warm. Macon, partly
cloudy; had rains last night. Amerlcus,
el noSdaWackaonvllle, partly - cloudy and
warm. .
Tennessee—Nashville, clear and pleasant.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Louisiana, West Florida. Mississippi and
East Texas—Fair Friday and Saturday.
Georgia—Hhowers Friday, except fair In
southwest portion; Saturday fair; warmer
In .north portion, mm
Alabama—Fair Friday; warmer In lote-
eru portion; Saturday ;
Kentucky, Arkansas and West Texas-
Fair Friday and Saturday. •
Extreme Northweat-Generally dear; 85
.._.1hweat—Generally dear; 64 to
above: light showers South Dakota.
West and Southwest—Generally deary
H rii nuu IWIUIVUI—ucurmiij . w
to G8 above; showers Dodge City; rains Hi!-
nols and Kustern Iowa.
Ohio Volley—Partly cloudy; 60 to 70 above;
lecal ralus.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure has become flat ami stag
nant over most of the mop and Is nowhere
above normal. It has decreased jronslder-
aldy over.the northern half of the country.
The center of lowest barometer Is near El
Paso, Tex., while a second depressed area
la south of Florida and Is already cnuslnr
Ififf
rain to the northward Into Florida. Cloudi
ness prevails over Georgia, the Carolina*
and Florida and rnln Is falling at Tampa.
Asheville and Wilmington. In the lost 24
hour* ralus htve been general in eastern
Alabama, over Georgia, eastern Tennessee,
the Carollnas and Florida.
The condition* favor unsettled weather
and probably showers In this section to
night aud Saturday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 honra ending at 8 a.m., 75th
meridian time, June 16, 1906.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
, cloudy.,
•Atlanta,
•Chattanooga, cloudy
Columbus, cloudy
Gainesville, cloudy
Greenville, cloudy
Griffin, cloudy......
•Macon, cloudy....
Montlcello, cloudy
Newnsn. p. cloudy.......*..
tome, cloudy
Spartanburg, cloudy
Tallapoosa, cloudy
Toccoa. cloudy
West Point, cloudy........!
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. this date.
• IUlnf
Max. Min.
69“
ill
Heavy Rainfalls—Greensboro, Ga., 2.00;
ot. Matthews. 8. C.. 2.30; Yemnssee, 8. C.,
1.30; Wilmington, N, C„ 3.32.
CENTRAL
STATION.
deed.
$65—J. W. Ewing and C. F. Renaon to
J. C. Clarke, lot on McDonald, nar Chas
tain.
$160-8. C. Clark to Mrs. A. M. Larrott,
lot on McDonald afreet, near Cbgataln.
Warranty deed.
$660—W. R. Dlmmlrk and P. F. Clarke to
Forreat Greene, lot on Ormond atreet, near
Pryor atreet. Rond for title.
■■■
II
Charleston
Galveston .,
Little Rock .
Memphis ...
1260) feet to Fern avenue; thenc*
along the west side of Fern avenue one
hundred (100) feet to a ten-foot alley; thence
west along said alley two hundred and
fifty (260) feet to Sylvan avenue; thence
north along the east aide of Hylvan ave
nue one hundred (100) feet to the point of
l»eglnnlng. Ih>Iu* lota 16. 16. 17. 18 and 19 of
block C of plat, recorded |q Fulton county
deed record X3. page 456Vfc.
Also lota 1. 2 and 8 of block C of aald plat,
recorded In Fulton county deed record XS,
page 466H, aald laat named three lots have
a frontage on the cast aide of Sylvan ave
nue of one hundred and ten (110) feet and
extend back one hundred and twenty (120)
_ _ _ i
:n lying and being In land lot No. 110 of
14th dir - JC, ‘— —■ *
district of Fultou county. Geor
gia, commencing ou the east side of Doray
strict one hundred and twenty (120) feet
eighty (80) feet and extending thence Imck
east asuie width aa front one hundred GOO)
feet, being lota Nos. 82 and S3 of the Leach
|m>perty ns platted by Harry Krouse, April
Also n part of land lot No. 62 of the 14th
ineuclng at n point on the south side of
North avenue 339 feet west from Fort
street; thence extending aouth one hun
dred (100) feet; thence west 48 feet; thence
to the lieglnnlnf point, l*elng the north
part of lot No. 17 of the Tolbert and
Drummond pint of the Luckle property.
Also * part of land lot No. 62 of the 14th
district of Fulton county. Georgia.
menclng at n point on the south aide of
Inman avenue two hundred and ulnety-alx
1296) feet west from Fort atreet and ex
tending thence south two hundred and
fourteen (214) feet to Linden avenue; thence
west along the north aide of Mmlen ave
nue forty-right )48> feet: thence north two
hundred and fifteen <215) feet to Inman
avenne; thence east along south aid* of
Inman aveuue forty-eight (48) feet to the
. .. . _ and Drummond plat of the
Luckle property.
Also a tract of land In th* dty of At
the 14th district of Fulton county. Geor
gia. aud commencing at the northwest cor
ner of |*|ekert and Cameron streets and
running thence north along the west side
of Cameron street one hundred GOO) feet;
thence west two hundred and forty-three
(243) feet to a ten-foot alley; thence aouth
along the cast side of said alley one hun
dred G00I feet to Plrkert atreet; thence
east along the north side of Plckert street
two hundred and forty-three (243) feet to
the Iteglnning print. I»risg * part of the
For some time thieve* h*ve made *
practice oT stealing th* copper "bonds'*
which connect the rails on San Fran*
cisco’s electric railroad system. When
the thieves were caught the other day
they had In their possession 100 pounds
of the wire, worth 20 cent* a pound.
They admitted that It waa their third
bauL
Don’t forget the time of
the great auction of Winter
property on Decatur car line
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
hands, bnt an active trade went ou In the
Jobbing houses. Converters are buying for
July and August delivery. Wash good* and
white good* sold freely among Jobber*
Yarns are quiet and steady.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New \ftrk, Jane 15—The Slew York Hu!
•»je: I’rlce. of .tack, here raw ■ little In
the e.rlj treillne, but thereafter hectme
lletle*. .ml with a declining movement
rather mare coniplcootulj !■ control of af
fair* than ha. Iieen the cam* lir.tbv rrn ut
K »t. Then- were wme nntnble exception.
the general trend. Baltimore and Ohio
common .lock wa* atronglj lioucht from
the conviction that
e.f of Ike Tennirlrnnla railroad man.*.'
meat, that I. practical). In control of th.
Baltimore end Ohio properqr, to enlarge In
view of extatlng clrrunittancee the divi
dend dlitrllmtlon upon the rompnnjr'a com
mon eharee. other .took, that .toutlr ro
tated the declining tendencr wae Ilrooklvn
ltapld Tran.lt anil United Ktntee Steel pre
ferred, while the Mock of the l’ennijlranl!
rniUMnr lt«elf woe verj little affected h,
the llouldatlon or ,pccul.ttTe wiling for tho
fall Out occurred. A preliminary break
In the market took placo ehortlv after mid-
d»j. but the recover, from tlile »a» uni,
feeble and the rapid decline tut followed
later aremed to take few people h, ear-
prtw. The lorgeat fall In an, 'tree alack
wo. in Heading common, which at one lime
cold 8H point. Im-Iow He original quotation
,retard!,, firing rlK of courw to the Idea
that the well known pool In exl.tenee In th.
Mock wae wiling out.—Ulbert k Cl*,.
min whose heart was recently
sewn up In the hospital it Mllin hu
been dlschaxged perfectly cured.
Montgomery .
New Orlesns
Oklshonm
Harsnnsh ....
Vicksburg ....
Wilmington .,
14
11
Dlst. Arsrtgs,.
. , 0 j 10 * 5 - TS -
nnsepplee tlM to fata
nnrmim, Mrnlghte, per bnnrh ti c, .
Colli, per bunch. »i to t»
Strawl.prrlrs. Georgia* stock L qi
p^tV."
lfi , ^ B VL D iaS?TK® D ff , fc
to°J5c” pudd?e ^»e iH<". dlWk *' r ' kl " *
DresRctl hen*, n^r lb., 1} C to no- a
turke,.. per lb..' lJe to 14e: ve'?J'
Effirs. P«*r doxen. 1$ to lTUe 1 aul, ‘
Mutter, talile. p«*r lb„ • 9fi to
Ing. per !!».. 12H<* to 16c.
e Hn„ey-New S«10e lb.; I* rack| „
VK0KTABI-E8.—Irlih potatoe. v„ .
Mock 54.50 barrel,
^'leets, cabbage crates, per crate |* 3 „
"Pen,, per drum. 75c to $1; rerv .low ....
Tomntoe*. per crate. 52 to t- 50 w Ml *-
Beans, green, per crate, 51 to Ji s
In lietter condition: wax 50 lo 75e m,,l 't
Snimsh, yellow. II to ft 25' _hi,.
to fl; market oriratockwl. hl " *
Corn, new, 15 to SOc per doxen
Okra, nor crate, SS to 52.50
Cucumber* per crate, tl to tl 25
1-enehe, per crate. 11.25 to tl.So •
tl 3)' U,h P- r bushel. 11.3 „
jjwest notntoee, per bushel, tl to tl 3.
Hplnneh tl l-er bushel. **'*
Asparagus i 254 to 15W£ bunrh.
Feuchcs. per crate, $2 to $2.50
2Jif- &».«». a
crate, I- to ttli).
Illnckberrles 10 to 12He nnnrt
*>ewberrles 10 to 12Hc quart
FLOUR. GRAIN, PROVISIONS
LOrn.-IWcli Elegant
nntent $6; fancy patent 85.10;
$4.10 to $4.35; fancy $$.90; spring
patent Market strong. *
t!OHN.—Choice red col» 76c, No •» vhiu
74c; No. 2 yellow 78e; mixed 72e h,tf
PAT8.-Cholce white clipped 61c; choir*
white 60c; choice mixed 49c.
73c: boltc<I 140-lb. Jutes, per
HAY.—Timothy, choice large iNilea'njA*
do,, choice smell bales $l.f4: do \o i
timothy bnlesgjlL06; do.. No. 2 $1; do.. J&.}
.06; do., No.- 2 closed mixed
clover mixed $1.6
90c.
CLOVER.—Choice 90e.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Inimedlati
PIIOVIHION8.—8tlPI
Ifornln hams 10^4c. I)ry salt extra'
IWjC. rn-
Kellie, 20 25 lh,.M50;' filtbark, kpltH
8.60. Supreme lard 10. Hnow Drift 1 com-
pound 7> 2 .
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—fUandanl granulated 6c. \>»
York Itcflncd 4V6 to 4H; plantations 4 to 4Sc
Market stronger.
Arbucklc* 815.60;
grade. Market refy strong.
CHEESE.—Fancy full cream, flats 14c;
twine 13$
bricks 4<\ Market strong.
OCKS AND B0ND3.
Old. Askri.
Georgia 4V6s, 1916 114 ill
Georgia It. R. 6s. 1910 106 104ft
Hntunnnh 5s. 1909 lOflfc Kfiv
Mncon 6s. 2M0 . •
Atlanta 6s, 19U .
Atlanta 4V&S. 1923
Atlanta 4*. 1934 1G514 10714
. 106
Atlanta and West Folnt .... 165
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 101
C. It. of Georgia first Income
170
do.
r - Income ....
Georgia
Augusta and Savannah
Houthwcstern
Georgia Pacific 1st* . . •
Cra C. and A. 1st. . . .
Higher temperatures prevailed over
Atlanta. Wilmington, Memphla, Gnlvei
the
— ,— Galveston
and Little Rock districta: elsewhere they
were about the same. Rainfall waa general
over the eastern half of the belt, the
amounts being heavy In the Carollnas and
eastern Georgia.
3. B. MARBURY,
Local Forecaster.
MODERN MILLER ON
WHEAT 8ITUATION.
Chicago. June 15.—The Modern Miller
eave: 'Uetter report*, are received gener
ally from the winter wheat jtates, Nebraska
excepted, where the crop has further de-
terlorated because of the long continued
droujjbt. Where the plant bee headed men;
_ Jed many
cars are reported to 4»e blighted
07 me lack of molatnro. otherwise pros*
pects have Improved as a rule. Moet ad
vices state that the heads on short straw
have filled out well with plump berries.
With favorable weather for harvesting a
good ^leld of unusually fine quality le
EXCELLENT SERVICE TO
WRIQHTSVILLE BEACH,
NORTH CAROLINA.
During the months of June, July
and August the Benboard Air Line
Rallwgy will operate on It, train leav
ing Atlanta at 9:S( p. m., every SAT
URDAY. a through aleeplng car to i
Wilmington, N. C.; returning the
through deeper will leave Wilming
ton at 3 p. m„ arriving In Atlanta at
6:3u a- m., Friday. Arrangementij
have been made with the atreet rail
way people at Wilmington to have
cars ready at the depot to Immediate
ly trapaport pasaengera to the hotell
at WrightavlUe Beach. Baggage will
be checked to deatlnatlon. WEEK
END rate,, good for live daye, $8.26;
SEASON tickets, $18.65.
SEABOARD.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'SHMSK
..40: heifer. 5f.«e*:.valve. W*-:
prime ateera I5.moa.10: p<»;r "• m"Kua
Jl.10C6.20; Mockera and
Rheep-KMInuted receipt* lO.OOO. M«rk»t
ateady; quality fair:
weetern Lf.tOC5.25; yearllnia W-K, UmM
56.60OT.I0.
i.V
Edinburgh ha» adopted a "vherne for
collecting for charity through ««n™
Otnce on tho line* of the Liverpool •}•
tem.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON’T PAY RENT.
It la exceedingly bad form to do ao when you can pay your own mono, lo-t 11
your pocket, by coming to me. JuM ruu your eye over thlal
Wo'U build you a.bouae Juat Uko you wont It, on eoay paymenu, from K"
to 15,000, If you buy the lot. 1-rootn, modern, new houec on corner lot. H*
balance caay monthly payments.
4-room modern new bouee, aame term*. _ ■ . . lUf
6-room, new,, modern bouee on large corner lot; 1260 caab: balance eaiy m
payments. 7, S and 10-room bouoea.
The College Perk Land Company boro 2.000 loU to eelect from. W >» •*
each. Como out nnd >ee me, or call me op.
Office at end of ear line. Beil Phone 27J Ea,t rolnt
Park, Oa. I aelt everything nt College Park.
• Exchang*. Collfl*
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, 4:30 P. M.
E. G. BLACK and W. H. ALLEN
Have purchased and subdivided the J. L Winter Home between Atlanta and De*
catur. Streets graded. This beautiful old homestead contains 18 acres, noted for
its magnificent shade oaks, no lot but what is well shaded, and great_eare has been
taken in making even* lot receive even* advantage possible, being 600 feet on
Georgia Electric Railway. Five-eent car fare, 10 minute schedule, no change of ears.
To reach this property take the Decatur car at the corner of Edgewood avenue ana
Peachtree street and get off at Winter Station, which is on the property. All 'ots
will be staked and numbered. Terms 10 per cent cash and 5 per cent monthly, 0
per cent interest, 10 per cent discount for all cash. For plats apply to
FAYER &
3O8-3I5-316 Peters Building,
BLACK,
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