The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 19, 1906, Image 10

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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Le* *» Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. , ■ par l_ thov> with rood rt DaLoarh Milt Ufa. MEN plum York, Chicago. St I/uils. mu mo-bookkeepcr 960; p _. uuy nous Agency, 1330 Candler building. 7 sTfflMoftAI’IIKK FOR tiAiLWHT .flee 966; atrno lmokkre I|n mid cornet player* WANTED HELP—FEMALE. on es*y work, short hours snd good Experienced oners tors make from $3.0 112.00 per week, snd we will fife i lantn. writ formation Bros. & M< WANTED—YOUNG LADIKR TO LEARN local snd long distance telephone operat ing. A course of Instruction given In *—*- Ing school with salary beginning vwt trsnee to school. Good salaries pi compstent operators, salary being mined upon merits of the operate not upon length of eerrlee. Apply 6tti Training School. Telephone Bldg. WZB'FEK-h'fti.imit Wtlifff.W. to cook (or amall family. Apply Tcrplra stmt, Wcat End. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. nrr, a position aa itroocraphor; rr airimr, < l'OXITloS- Mlenman or • dt/ boat references. Address O. J., care Kin II I'an glv ire Geo* dressmaking aho| op or n Mr. W. WANTED—AGENTS. t money tend for our free circulars. O' era! Sales snd Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. easy .sellers; exclusive territory and km— —— chance for bad espei WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. pets, rugs, plsnos. etc., to advantage. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOU ANY! you have, send It r and salvage Co., 19 tBelli tM. aTUI eK<ik.NEH= -ATLAH IIOII.KH8 styles snd sites-- rnii IlfHlS'EKH WmiaSS ioB Sale-two caR LoaIih FTSE Brock way curries, runs* . . . wagons. Nothing better Vehicle Mfg. Co., 60 aud 62 West Mitchell DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN you bee the ATLAN1 Wrecking Ca's new line Just added full line of tranks, travelers' supplies a general of flee supplies. The cheapest et •old. We buy, sell or exchange everything. 17 nod 99 West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone PIANOS. IKON SAFES RANK SAFI'S VAULT DOORS SAFER. tiro j'r.wif .-.if.■•<. .:. t—:f I ..X. W w H iui K i El.lv S Drosil At.. Atlanta. UIIBII-in Have tiiiikb miuji cutting south Georgia pine shingles. Alto mannfartnr* flooring. <-mnr, siding and lath. Writs n for dellrrrrd price*. Kil lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordel*. Ga. ALL HTYLFeB GATEH, WIRE AND IUO.N frncru sold and *rrct#d. F«nrlng for farm, lawn, cardan and potiltrr. Exclusive ngrnts for **Paga Faurp/' Dlxlr Fanra Co. succpssora Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter ■treat. I'konas $893. VITA-JfAtUKA BOOK-8OF Pfell- fact davalopmant for 6 4-0*01 stamps. To Introduce will send with book, free lesson worth So. rollegn of rhyalcsl Culture, Lynchburg, Vs. EDUCATIONAL. HlloliTIIANII LEARNED IN 9 WEEKS; l»est, easiest, cheapest; also tsnght tnr moll. Stokely'a Bus. College, 7$ Marietta st. . PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBItOTJGH, MASTER FLUMBEB, Phonos 1266. $9 B. Hunter It WILLIS WALL PAPEB COMPANY. Isargest stock in South. 64 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEBT OF MANTLE LIOHTB NOW sold at 9114 N. Pryor 8t. Alex Kent, Phone 4M8. LOST. ''Dixla;'' black ears slid tall; round black ■pot lietwccn ears and on rump, at tnll. Suitable reward. Orrllle II. Hall, 9 Au* ^66 J. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIB, OPPOHITB PIEDMONT. Bell 2S2. Men',-sewed half aolea, 75c. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. GO NEB SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- meat Co. Ws repair, reconstruct, ex* change, bay and aell automobiles. Oarage. 1013 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Oa. Ball phone 4894-L Main. ATTHACTIVB 8IGN8 WILL BBING YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent, 91V6 N. Pryor. Phone 292$; FOR RENT. FOII JIENT—ENT!ItB DOWN 8TAI11K OF four rooms, for housekeeping, near Houle* vard snd Houston atreet; close to two car lines. Cell st $7 East srenue.* WALL PAPER. J. 61. QUICK * CO. r WALL PAPEB, mouldings, u'.etur**, picture frames, etc. Bell phone 729. Standard 704. 27 E. Uunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND BECOBD8— Wholesale and retail distributors of Vie* tor Talking Machines and Records. Just received large consignment of machines snd orer 10,000 records. Immediate attention glrcn mall ordifs. We want the names of all talking machine dealers In ths south. Writs for catalogue. Aloxsndsr-Elyea Co. BICYCLE* AND SUNDRIES—LARUBAT blrycle and anndry distributor* In th* aouth. Southern agent* for 1’lsrce, Tala, Nnril and Hudeon blcyclrs. Writ, for our IN. catalogue and pries list Al.iand.r- Btyea Co. Jim I'RiSTlNG-L h w h h t t'RIcKfl. Hand for sample*. . Star Ulrica, 20 l'atara street. Atlanta. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CltOWNR 92 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 16 years. I*anlsr Dental Parlors, S9V6 White hall Ht.. oyer Emmons’ clothing store. Bell phone 7563-J. WE MOVE, STORE. PACK AND SniP hooMhold good*; Inanranc* rat* ona par cant. Ulrica and warehouse ia*6 Walton street. Doth 'phones. Cathcart'n Trans fer. RKYKULD*. THE SIGN PAINTER. Signs, banners, flags snd (lag decorations for special occasions. $oifc H. Alabama 8L TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All deatal work dons without nsTn. All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier Den tal Parlors. 39V6 Whitehall St., oyer Em mons' clothing stors. Bell phone 2063-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLWOOD8. IDEALS and all other makes st bargain prices. We can sell yon a register, suitable for suy business, st a pries that cannot help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash Register Co., Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street, Atlente. Os. MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND 018- COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO PLE. 117ft WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11AT8 cleened snd reshaped, 60c. Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re shaped, 36c. Bende nr sweats. 26c each extra. ACME HATTERS* 6* Whitehall 8L TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH $8.00. GUARAN- teed to fit. All work guaranteed 16 veers. Lanier Dental Parlors, 8IH Whitehall St. nrer^ Emmons' clothing store. Bell phone YOUR TEETH - FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved malhan. All work guaranteed It yeara. R.aaonahl* price,. Lanier Dantal Parlor*. Whitehall St., aver Emuona* clothing atom. Ball phoia 301. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. BBCHT WAS FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. a nuujia m iu I-edging ft s week. Meals I OU Trinity avenue. Bell rats phone 27C7. t SNA Atlanta phone for men. *r two Is | __ . » aM. Atlanta phone Jiff. Advertisers on this page are reaping results; why not try an adlet yourself? V Special Notices THE WEATHER. B. P. a. OF ELKS. A special session of Atlanta Lodge, No. 78, B. P. O. E„ will be Held Tuei- . day evening, June 19, at 8 o'clock. I night. Business of importance. Please be j prompt. Fratornally yours, PHILIP M. ESSIG, E. R. THEO. MAST, Secretary. WE HAVE FOB RENT- - 4 ten room houses. 3 nine mow hmioea. 4 right room house*. 14 seven room houses. 22 six-room houses. » five-room house*. * 99 four-room houses. come ftlSFuS? bou *~ JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE HENTINO AGENT. 12 Auburn Ay*. Both Phone* <11 THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only On* Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Horn**. The first month will be given FREE and It occupied on* year, two more month* will b* riven FREE at th, end of tho year, making only nine montha you will hava to pay for. Non* but *ood famine* will be allowed In these houses. These are located on th* Rlvar electric car lino only twenty minute* rid* from tbo canter of tba city; contain 7 and I room*; bava never been occupied; or* located In Weat Atlanta Park. Every house front* a fifty-foot Park, which la aat tn tree*, evergreen* and flower*. Pure air; na tive oak*; an Idaal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In th* city and th* aurroundlng* are more whole- aom*. In tha cantor of thla Park are th* Farro Phoiphata Springe, which will cur* any case of atomach or kidney trouble, no mattar of bow long stand ing. It now ha* a new church, neatly furnished, a atore, a school-hous* coat ing '91,500.00 will aoon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who live* on th* grounds, will show you- through the house*. Rent 910.00 per month.. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENTS, 1208 Fourth National Bank BMg. Bell Phone 1932. BEAUTIFUL INMAN PARK HOMO; 2- house; largo lot, 280x960; fine prtng, trrIT and city wstsr. Is for Immediate sals. Call at our offlcs.' Price >6,600. mmaprxm 'tottote Bonlsrard, “ ~ “ ~ for $1,160. Terms to suite S'lSE-ltooM itOtfift XIX ST&ltaltN tmj close at onr office. uluNt I'AIlK-SKW WVB-liflOM -jonec, Ml modern Improvement,; very amall ceah payment, balance ropy. Price 13,000. improvement,; two squares off Peachtree: use tn; lot WiJOO; for Immediate aal*. Cell t onr spir llOIIS.' K. I.INDKN AVE.-JU8T OFF IIOULK- vard; ulco, new 6-room house on lot 60 by IcP. nTn,ir rritoT»M" cotta lion lendrlx svenuo; lot 40x100; for few days jrtn'mw • avb,^h)ht'' oyr nereis ‘ ‘ odoru; on lot, 60 by ... ... .jouse snd stable. Pries $8,000. Terms 11,000 down, butanes easy. W. KiWTII AVB-tW6-mUY ■if.BflflM hone*; ell modern convenience*; lot 50 by 1*0: laundry end eervant'* rnoma. Term, 92,600 cash, balance to eult. Price 97.500. H. 8. LYNCH, J. W.BRADY, H. C. WILSON, Sales Department W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., Real Estate and Renting. 57 Inman Bldg. Boll Phone 1485 NORTH JACKHON—A 9 ROOM RE8I- dence on large lot; this la a brand new house ami Is s Imrgalti. $6,600. aNgIkU yard; I-room house on lot WxlM. $4,000. bXFrVt.SK-SkAlt JfXcftkoN hriiKifl n brand new 6-room house on lot 50xJ26. $4.000. Ii'AnRIS" HfktEbT-NBAIi S‘. A5TLR: vard; 6 rooms; on lot 90x100. $2,100. EXFt~iIaRIHS”«TL68E IN; ? rooma; on lot 60x160. $6.000. cENT1i'Xl‘'aVES* 1*E-a bhXSITNEW* | room cottage, with all modern conve nience*; on large lot, $3,750. ■ l large lo ( KStraL AVttNL'Ii^TWn-ISbANirNttW cottages of 7 rooms; oa large lots and all modern convenience*. Each $4,000. MKPRnWATR X\lT"Xm' "'flMTOfB avenue; three lots. In one block of Llttla He Itscrland. Each $600. SorTn'VTtm-SKAtt'ftRtfANK'rVX'. cant lot (routine 74 feet on Koath Pryor; covered with natural nek*. 11.150. BLASfi i*f OStiT-SKAtt SoTYTTYfiTOir a viceat lot, UilK fret. For a few daya 9'AltSl. It AOItKlt. IN T»K*tjrgGPWY. In ala mllra ot Atlanta. 91,700. J. T.GITTMAN, Manager 8alea Department. FOR SALE. Income 93 par CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. DON’T SHOUT HELP. Do you feel like ahoutlng Help* And euppoee you did shout Help? How many people would help you? You’ve got to help yourself a little bit. You do the little bit. We’ll do the rest When you feel like shouting Help, alt down and do your little bit by sending your help want ad to' the manager of the classified columns of Tho Georgian. Your little bit. la fin ished. W* do the big bit Next day your want will be supplied. You will be kept buay answering ap plication*, provided you have nny sort of proposition. We won't help you to sell gold bricks. We are not In the gold-brick business. We will supply a legttlmata want. Lady of the houae, you've been wor rying some about the •errant girl prob lem, haven't you? Forget it. Life le too abort and the weather too hot to worry. We'll take all that worry for a quarter. If you are particular and want a ho»t of applicants to aelact from ws'll worry three times at much for half a dollar. Send a help wanted ad to The Georgian. It'll fix you.' McNeill & sherwood REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Building. Phone S87. FOR SALE. BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING alt* on railroad, containing 60 acres, with creek and rock within 2 miles of Piedmont park. Will sell any .part. fTM WILL H'UcftAflfc AaN BLkgan‘t 9-room bouse, lot 100x200 fest, In Inmsn Park, Druid Circle. i iVi: neat u\ nd TK&od c7>ttaokh of West End, from $2,860 5-ltOOM --STOltY NEW ROUSE, TINTED 'walla, cabinet mantels, Meldrlm street. ’eachtrce with over one acre of ground. Price $9,500. Liberal terms or will ex change for vacant property * or smaller oVi'nt loin I'gjiT RAI'LliDAL, “FltiiNf: »ui *»i nri'i. YTiium air mmi*. I'rlC**S, - j $36,000 per lot at bargain counter! prtcei. Buy now and double your money iwlthtn a year. IP YOU WXNTA"llt-6lNE88-8lTE:"wKl have clients who will buy and; Improve for you. Call and see us.mhmhh|^h RAILROAD SCHEDULES g. m. McKinnon, 520. Peters Bldg. UF.NT PER ANNUM 120ft, FRICB 92,560; corner atore and dwelling, flfth ward. B I'Ell cbNT INVESTMENT Z7B white proparty at that, close north side, $5,300 cash and aaaume $3,000 mortgage. You don't get this kind often. Don't telephone, but call snd see me about this. IlUILDlS'G A*41) BUYING ACTIVE ON Peachtree road. Collier land lot, can aell you any of them that are on market at closa figures. 12.500 for practically nP.\V 24t61iV C-r. and h., on High Point, north side nnu on cornsr. ni. H.. 3 hooMB noT 1-iNlluIED ms large lot, between two car lines at Copen- hill; prlea tf-600. VAL'ANi l.W, 60x175, T1U1)E. NEAR Tehth atreet achool, new homaa all around. 92.550., . 6-ROOM AND llALI. ALL IMI'ROVE- manta- lot 40x166. Waat End, ou*-tblrd caah, 12,200. CLOSE IN NORTH SIDE, JO* FEET DEEP with 52 feat front ona street and 56 teat, making In all IB faat frontage, fnr 912.800. iiS00-12 ACltEH, JUST BEYOND lltGIL land areagavrar line; wood nnd water, laya nlci-ly. Thla la |10o an acre leaa than preraltlng prlrea In thla neighborhood. Buy thla and wait for fl.OOO an acra. We have Juit had placod with us foe quick sale several piece* of vacant property In tho city. Also several fine farm* near Atlanta. Come to aco u* It you wlih to buy or have anything for sale. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., 5? INMAN BLDG. Bell 'Phono 1986. HELP WANTED. We need help, both male and fe male, experienced and Inexperienced. Apply In person at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BOX CO., 155 MADISON ST. CONTRACTOR WANTED. We have Just received plan* for our new Stable Rock and Brick Building, to be built near the Miller Union Stock yard*. Marietta 8L If you want this contract, tee ua at once. HARPER-WEATHERS MULE CO., 1»: PETERS ST.. ATLANTA. OA. FOR RENT. • 26-R. H.. <2 and <4 Walton at. 10-R. H.. 70 Cone at H R. H . 29 Logan are. 4-R. H., 152 Formwalt at. See— LIEBMAN, Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075 Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas* sengor Trains of the Following Roads: WEBTpRN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrlvo From— No. Depart To— * 3 Nashville 7:10 am * 2 Nashville . $:35 am 78 Marietta . 8:35 nm 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •93 Nashville 11:45 nm *92 Nnshvlllo . 4:50 pm 76 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:90 pm • 1 Nashville 7:35 pm • 4 Nashville . 8:60 pm C0NTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY* Arrive From— Depart To— Pavaanah ... 7:10am Macon.........12:01 am Jacksonville . 7:50 am Pnvnnnab ... 8:00 am ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL* ROAD. Arrive From- m Depart To— •Selma ......11:40 am •Montgomery 6:80 am Montgonry .J:46 pm *>Iqntgomery 12:45 pm •Selma a.>.«.li:Mpm *8elma 4:20 pm LiGrange ... 8:20 am l^tGrange ....6 JO pm Htfintffom’y .,8:40 pm *Montgom’y ..11:15 pm •D*lly. All other trains dally except Bun* ^ifl trains of Atmnta snd West Pplnt Rnllrond Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell street and Madison avenue. GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Augusta ... 6:00 pm •Augusta ..... 7:45 am 3onyera ..... 6:45am Lltbonla- 10:06am Covington ..7:46 am ‘Augusta 3:30 pm •Augusta ...12:90 pm Conrsrs ...... 6:00 pm Lltbonla .... S:2S pm Covington ... 6:10pm tAugusta .....6:16 pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm •Dally. All otbsr trains dally sxcspt Sun- frfu— u: ;:- SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. _Arrivs From— Deport To-^ $■ / 6:30 am RIrmIngham .6:40nm 9:00 am Monroe . . ,7:20 am .11:45 am New York . .12:00 m . $:30 pm* Ahhevlllo . . 4:0C . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . 5:0( —..-j- . 9:36pm Washington . 9‘M Shown In Csntrsl time. STATE OF GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. To the Superior Court of’said county: The petition of 11. Ooettlnger snd Her- *«**. I * ™J , * 4 l I II ... their associates, successors and assigns, to be.Incorporatsd trader. ths.nmmeAnd style of “A MERICAN ffijjpFACTUBINO for n term of Sve^tty^S)) Years, with ths privilege of renewal at the expiration of Second. The capital stock of said corpora tlon Is to be fifteen thousand ($16,000.09) dol lars actually paid In, either In money ot In property at a fair valuation, snd Is tc be divided Into shares of the par value of one hundred(1100.00)dollars each; petitioner! desire ths privilege of Increasing said capi tal stock from time to time by a vote of s majority of tbs capital stock, according to par value, to an amount not exceeding one hundred thousand ($100,000.00) dollars. Third. The object of the proposed cor poration Is pecuniary profit snd gain to Its stockholdsrs; and the particular business which petitioners propose to carry ou Is the manufacturing, buying and oelUng of beta of every character and description, with all kinds of feathers, laces, trimmings and ouch articles as are usually carried In a millinery and dry goods atore. Petitioners desire the further right to manufacture, buy and sell any and all other kinds of personal property as they may deem neces sary or profitable in connection with their said business. Fourth. Petitioners desire the further right to make ouch contracts as may be necessary, to acquire, own, buy and aell such articles of personal property, goods, wares and merchandise aa from time to time may be deemed advisable In and about the business of said corporation, and the right to acquire, own. buy snd sell such real estate as from time to time, may tie leges snd Immunities Incident to like cor- ‘oos under the laws of Georgia. . ...h. The principal office and place of business of the proposed corporation will be In the city of Atlanta, said state and county, but petitioners desire the right to establish branch offices and places or doing business st other places within and with out this state. Wherefore, petitioners pray to be made a liody corporate under the name snd style aforesaid, entitled te the rights, privileges and immunities snd subject to the liabili ties fixed by law. This Juns 11th. 1906. WALTER W. YI8ANSKA. Petitioners* Attorney. Filed In offleejhls Jusell.lWt. 'ton? I. Arnold Broj-hw.' clerk ot- th, •ap.Hnr court of Mid county, do hereby certify that 'the forecblii* I. a true nut correct ropy of the uppliratlou for charter In the matter of American liut M.nuf.cturinx 4'omp.ny. a. the au appear, of ale lu WttneM my olflctaf alcnature and the eeal of Mid court thU June It, IMA A11X01.It BKOYLE8. Clerk Superior Court (niton County, Ot. TRIBBLE ENTERS RACE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Special to Th. Georgian. Andereon, 8. C. June 19.—Colonel It. H. Tribble, of thla city, today filed his pled*, aa candidate for aecretary ot state. He has' been quite 111 and will not be able to enter actively Into the campaign for several week. yet. CONFESSED BURGLARS BEHIHDJDWER BARS TWO NEGROES ADMIT ROBBING ADLER & LEER'S SHOE STORE. By a clever . piece of work Plain Clothe* Officers Rowan, Rosser, Coog- ler, Starnee and Bayne Saturday night and Sunday captured two negro youth*, who Monday morning confe.aed to Be- oorder Broyles they were guilty of bur glarising the shoe store of Adler & Leer., 72 Whitehall atreet, last we^k and ateallng a big lot of ahoea. The prisoners, Charlie Johnson and Richard Patterson, were bound over to the state courts on the charge of bur- ? lary. Johnson'* bond was fixed at 300, while Patterson waa held In. 9500 bond, aa a case of larceny after trust was also developed agalnet him. - Oscar Jones, a negro shoemaker la Mangum street, was also bound over 'inder 9100 bond on the charge of receiving stolen goods, the two burglars declari.iv- they took the stolen good* to his place and from there disposed of them. Several pair of shoes, stolen by. the negroes, have been recovered by the officers from people to whom they had been sold. When asked by the recorder what they had to eay, the two boys admitted thetr guilt. Jones denied he had any connection whatever with the stolen goods. - - - • • - - - - EXCELLENT SERVICE TO V. RIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA. During the months of June, July and August the Seaboard Air Line Railway will operate on Its train leav ing Atlanta at 9:35 p. m., every SAT URDAY, a through sleeping car to Wilmington, N. C.; returning the through sleeper will leave Wil mington Thursday at 3:00 P .arriving In ' Atlanta ;.,at 6:30 a- m., Friday. Arrangements have been made with the street rail way people jit Wilmington to have cars ready at the depot to immediate ly transport passengers to the hotels at Wrlghtavllle Beach. Baggage will be checked to destination. WEEK END rate,-good for five days, 98-26; SEASON tickets. $18.55. SEABOARD. LOCAL FORECAST. nml \ Icliiltr—Partly cloudr ta il 'I'lMtHtlii r * LQJ t0 . WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. pxas—Fort Worfti. partly cloudr sv., u «d..K' R""-. ^FJ,te^«ls iS aoudy.- Bxht nm jg jom-r. mining all —-rdf. clear; light rain morning, llnlnnr-e of utnte clear aaj K«, MlulMlppl-Cleer and hot. ' “*• Alal.iinm-Ltenr and hot. T.-nn.—.'.—Nn.hvllle mid ClSrksrllle. rl_J un<l Memphis, partly cloudy .nd warm " l.*>ulhlium~Nt>w Orlcami, dear sad ho* i li. orKla-Itonii.. riser and warm. TIm n*vilie and Columbus, clear and hot. i bany, clear nml warm. 1 Storm Warning. Washington, June 18.—Dlaturhar... g - parently off < FlnrMn. movlnff north* and likely to cause much weather tonlZh* off South Atlnntlr nml V* * Z n,rht Virginia coants. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwem-Generally cloudr *1* to 66 above; general rplha. *' * Northwest—Partly cloudy; $2 to 68 ebo T# . general rnln*. REMARKS TO LINEMAN GETS STRIKER FINER ‘ ■ : * • • . _ - - a. ; . PAWSON SAYS.8KATES TOLD HIM HE WA8 “LOWER DOWN THAN A DOG.” < . L. Skatea, a striking lineman, was fined 95.76 Monday morning by Record er Broyles on the charge - of attacking and abusing Albert Dawson, who for merly belonged to the linemen's union, but who Is now working for the Bell Telephone Company, the union linemen of which are on etrlke. The affair occurred Monday morning In a Pryor street rpstaurant. Dawson says Skates approached him, and, seis ing him by the collar, told him he was “lower flown than a-dog.” Dawson, who Is sworn in as a special officer of the telephone company, says he exhibited hie badge to Skates ehd threatened' to arreet him, at which tha striker re marked: “HI take that badge away from you.” Skates waa later arrested by Police man Stelnt. ENGINEER MORRIS KILLED IN ACCIDENT AT STATION Special to The Georgian. Asheville, N. ,C., June IS.—Engineer John Morris waa killed In a train ac cident at.the union depot this morn ing. ROAD REFUSE8 TO RUN ANOTHER PASSENGER TRAIN. Special to The Georgian. Anderson, S. C., Juns II.—A dispatch from Columbia today says General Manager Coapman, of the Southern railway, has refused the request of the railroad commission for an additional local passenger train between Toccoa, Oa., and Charlotte, N. C. The Charles ton and Weatern Carolina railway an nounces It will put on a new train be tween Spartanburg and Greenwood In September. ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR COMMISSIONER. Special to The Georgian. Anderson, S. C, June 19.—Mayor J. M. Sullivan has announced aa a can didate for railroad commissioner and will be at the opening campaign meet ing at St. Georges tomorrow. iborc: .seneni! rain. In NebnoT Kamaa and Oklahoma, local l4>wa and uii oouri. Ohio Valley—Clear, 60 to 70 Abort. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana—Fair Monday and Tuesdnr # T cept showers and cooler Tuesday In n 0 Sl portion. W-at nnrlda. Alabama and MImI»i pp |_ !• air Mondny and Tuesday. hV Ci-nrgtn-l ,Hr In wnt, ,bower. In nit portion Monday; Taesdsy (sir. ■ Ark*UKi*-Fa ,r In e*,t, ,bower. In portion Monday: Tuesday shower,. MSyrT,^ 0 ^?' ‘hinder,tern* nnd 0, Tn"wI»r." n<1 K ' n ‘P'hV-F,lr Mend., Kn»t TeisSr-Frir . Monday,' except •boa. er, and cooler In nortbweat portion- To—, dny fair on the eont, shower*'and eoriw to Inner portion.- Illinois—'Thunderstorm, tonltht and to. morrow; C4>rier. Missouri—Thunderstorm, snd cooler to- night; fair tomorrow In weit;' shower* l, Wisconsin—Thunderstorms tonight; tomor row cooler with showers east. Minnesota—Fair north; thunder,tornu south tonight; fslr tomorrow, Iowa—Tundi-rstorms tonight; tomorrow fair weat; ehowera eaat. Dakotas. Nebraska, Kansaa-Fslr tonlrbt and tomorrow. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The wenther has become unesttled orer the entire country east of the Jlocky Maun, talna nnd tbe protrseted dry weather li Montana, the Dnkotns, Nebraska nnd Kin- fsajK-ebaan broken by good rnlns. and it Is atilt Mining at Huron, ft. D. The fo|. lowing heavy ralnfnlla are reported for th, Isat 1'4 boor,: Dodge, Ksna.. 2.6S Im-hM; Omaha, Nek, 2.02 Incbea; Huron, 8. D.. l.W Inches. Hast of the Mississippi ulna hire been general on the coaat from Florid, to Maine, .The pressure Is low except on the north Pnriflt roast, and In New England. The conditions fsror osnly-cloudy wntk- 1 er In this section tonight wild Tuesday. J., B. .MAUm. IiY, . Ixieal Foreenster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 5 a. m„ “th meridian time, June 18,1004. STATIONS OF ATLANTA .DISTRICT. •Atlanta, clear.... •tthsttsnnogo, cloudy...... Columbus, clear,... Onlnesvlllr, clear Oreenvllle, clear.. Mrllfin, Temp'tur*. lie, near....*.,4 clear - Newnan. clear f, q!ear fc .. tanhurx, clean-.. * t. >. poosa, clear..'. Toccoa, clear... West Folnt, p. cloudy... tlflnliMtor ' iratures are for l2 ho«r a. ni. this date. bfall—Chrrnw, 8. C, 2.72, perlod euHInr iSt'l aV ni. this date. r Hrary ‘Rqfiifair CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta.. Aufusta ; Charleston ..... Memphis ... Mobile Mont ffomery New Orlean Oklahoma . Jsbui Wllmlm TO icates Inanpre 10 ; Inappreciable raiafall. Remarks. The temperature changes for the past a hours were amall and unimportant, pre cipitation occurred exeept In Montgomery. .Mobile, Vicksburg, snd Little Rock dl»- trlcts, the amounts being small to modertts as a rule. J. B. MARBI RL * • .. Local sForevaiter, STOCKS AND BOND^. ^ oSSEJis. , it?*it. , ’l?'i»io:::::::::::: |« |»s Savnnnnh 5a. 1*0* 1«H '“H Macon «a. 1910 1* • Atlanta, 6a, 1VU !«’ Atlanta. 4',i«. 1K2.... Allsuta, 4*. 1M4 Atlanta and West I'o... Atlanta and West I*olnt Debts. 1W C. B. of Ueoraln first Income do. second Income........ do. third Income Georgia Auguata and fiavannab. 8ou th west era. Georgia Pacific lsta t\, C. and A. 1st : ns it*** BUYERS AND SELLERS OF VOTES ARE ROASTED Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Gfu, June 19.—Vote buy ers and sellers were roundly roasted lost night by Rev. Guyton Fisher, p*»* tor of Trinity Methodist church, one being classed as the seducer snd the other as the seduced devil snd slnne* A strong plea for the eacredness of tn# ballot woe mad*. » • > The recent primary where votes wera It Is charged, bought and sold openly waa the suggestion for the discourse. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON'T PAi' BENT. It la exceedingly bed form te do^eo.whes you can pey your own money be'* 11 year pocket, by coming to me. Jutt roe your eye over this! We'll build you a house Jnst like you want It, on easy payments, from 6* to 95,000, If you buy th* tot. groom, modern, new house ou corner lot, 91W cl,lu balance easy monthly payments.. 4-room modem sew bouse, earn* term* 6-room, new. modem house on Urge corner lot; 62* cash; balance easy moutw payment*. J. * and 10-room hovers. • Th* Cotleg* Park Laud Company bar* 2.00* Iota te select froea 9100 to ewk. Cam* out sed-eee me, or caU me up. - • „ * Office et end of c*r lint. Bell Phone 97-J East Point Exehaage, College Pork, Ga. I aell everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, " 1 Tlie College Park Real Estate Dealer.