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WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE
MEN AND nova WANTED
■ plumbing, plastering. bricklaying.
•!*l offar life scholarship fifty dollara.
LCAIIN
Spe-
caajr
ftafoiT" Coyna" Bros." Trad#' Schools, Now
York, Chicago, St. Lnula.
b«s , 6(igAH>B»r-~i~WAfn r AK bxratir
pher; state experience and
** ik Store, cart Geor-
ftMKKECl'Kft.
flTBS6-li66kiEEW
$43; mualrlana, $50;
accept^good paring
Ineaa
carda. Star office, 20 Petert.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT
In our Sewing room to girls and woman
on caay work, abort hours and good pay.
Eipp-rlpneed operator* make from $S.0u to
$1100 per week, and we will give .good
day wage* to tboee without experience
ntll they learn. If yea live oat of
laata, write os and we will give voo In
formation about boarding places. Nunnally
Pros. A McCrva, SI W. Alabama street
HELP WANTED.
We need help, both male and fe
male, experienced and Inexperienced.
Apply In person at once.
EMPIRE PRINTING &
BOX CO.,
1SS MADISON ST.
I.AD1KH TO LEARN
tance telephone operat-
tructlon given In traln-
lary beglnnlag with en
trance to school. Good salaries paid to
competent operators, salary being deter
mined upon merits of the operator and
not upon length of service. Apply Ith floor,
Training School. Teleohone Hldg.
WANTKR=Wfc“cTM olVK~RM-
piorment t«
knitting and i
lines, cheap . -
good water, abundant amusement*, no .....
mtuary, steady work, highest scale of piece
work prior* paid. Apply to the Richmond
Hosiery Mills, Chattanooga, Tcnn., and
Kosavllle, Ga. ■
WASTEfC-INTBlXlORNT. ENERGETIC
lady. a. ,|“-cial representative. to rail no
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
rrn hot.l; bar. bail arrrral years' rij
Boa
i jcr.
WASTED-MITI-AtlDN fit ANY SlNft
by honeat and hard working white man;
hire had experience as night watchman.
Adrt^ej^fl^jl^Ieniyr^tT^^^lunterjtreL
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
[ raw alrcat.
WANTED—AGENTS.
AI1ESTSI' WANTINO BIO AND QUICK
WANTED—SALESMEN.
Dipii now inniirn;
, wvrotf im Imnl
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
er*. 8tat* If you hat# bad experience.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the Southern Auction and Salvage
Ce., at 20 8. Pryor, can dispose of your
household goods, office fixtures, safes, car
pets. ruga, pianos, etc., to advantage.
WA3TfEb-Yol‘ir WAiX“M'EliAS'i>
• carpets to clean; also the beat carpet
rieaniag preparation on the market, cheap.
Jy^Jygggm^foJOjyjcjyytreeL^^
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? IF
you have, send It to the Southern Auction
jnd Salvage Co.. 20 8. Pryor street. Pb«
tSelll
Xf Li if ViN i i i S ESnin'A ; i ; i .* «liUILte fts
———All style# ami klzca. —
Atlas Bogin* Works. Empire BUI,. Atlanta
Man
.. i aw.
IIAVt: good
IpuhSIIt TIano Fob
Address Plano. rin Georgian
EDUCATIONAL.
smTiMreyi^^
writing, nmthemntlcs, grnminnr and spell
Ing tnught In evening*. Htnkely’s Hhorthnnd
■ nOiidnF^OhnHrijJilVtrblrsMSfi
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON HAFK8.
fire-proof safe*, deposit Imxes.
Kill*. 28 H. Broad St. Atlanta.
LUSHiifiiiJWft IUVh TilkEB mills
cutting south Georgia pine shinnies. Also
tanufactiire flooring, celling, aiding and
lath. Write us for delivered prices. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele,
ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON
fence* sold and erected, fencing fr
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Ex clash
agent* for “rage Fence, * Dixie Fence C
■ ' Hunter
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED—BY REAL ESTATE
I who understand* the business VflMHI*
good Hat property, a partner, with few
thousand dollar* to aid In making deal*.
Address P. O. Box 875. Atlanta.J
|GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND KqUIP<
mmm'M | ■■(■I txl
TB
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work call on
ent, 91% N. Pryor. Phone 29*9.
taWa MXil 6ftUmt l»TsTNETrt^WH
furnish everything neteseary; only few
dollars required; new plan, success certain:
coats nothing to Investigate. Mlllmrn
Hick*. 258 lH»arl»orn street. Chicago.
IRiTKL - BSmfXNVWPORTCNTTV
rcniMinnuie rent; money-mnaer; uiuer nuiri*.
hoarding houses. W. Jones. Business Bro-
ker, 122 Century Hldg.
and
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking C&*a new line. Just added a
full line of trunks, travelers* supplies and
genera) office supplies. The cheapest ever
r and B Waal
ar«
Ultcl
intain <
I itrnt. I
[) U3.
N. FO
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LOST.
BYBIWlTTWtirTirif' *tAliLBC^OIiK
brawn marr, with whit* alar In forehead.
It band, blab, Weight almit 1.200 pounds;
rat on bind ankle. Return to Gotbnian
Steam Laundry Stable*, 29$ Decatur street.
WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME
oottage. exrellent repair, large lot. fin#
ahnde, etc., on aoutb aide, for r$»rner lot In
good location north *lde, about 100 feet
front. Will pay caah for difference. Ad
dress Exchange, care Oeorglau.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ATWKWrYftTSTKii 7T- >;V liW'TlTTflTt
for sale In fine reach tree homes la Hated
with ua; ninny home bnrgnltta; easy terms.
W. Jones, lluslneaa Hroker, 222 Century
nMg.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO i A
week. Lodging $1 a week. Meals $2.50 a
week. 10% Trinity avenue. Bell phone
2241, Atlanta phone 2707.
CLEAN. COOL. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for men. $2 per week. No extra
charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue.
R. Phone 2248. Atlanta phone 2787.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phone, 1258. 80 E. Huntar SL
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad SL
NlrtllT CLASHES IN HTEN'imllAPIIY AT
Southern Shorthand Hnklneas University,
taught by Mlaa Lula Oachet.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
•old at 91% N. Pryor SL Alex Kent,
Phone 4848.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Iteli ax. Men's sewed half sole*. 75c.
WALL PAPER.
city; contain
navar boon occuplad; an located tn
Wait Atlanta Park. Every home front*
a fifty-foot Parle, which la aat In trtaa,
avergnana and flower*. Pun air; na
tive oak*; an Ideal apot for chlldnn.
It. la cbeapar than living In tha city
and th* surroundings an mor* whola-
In tha cantar of thla Park an
th* Farro Phoaphat* Spring*, which
will cun any caae of atomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of bow Ions stand-
Ins- It now has a naw church, neatly
furnlahtd, a atora, a acbool-houae cost-
ins, It,100.00 will soon bo completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who llvaa on the
srounda will ahow you tbroush
Rent *20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE, ,
11 Auburn Avenue.
houata
1. M. quick *
CO.-WALL PAPER,
• frame, ate,
27 K. Hunter.
BUSINESS DIBEOTORY.
.va
(Iran mall ordit*. Wa want the name* <
BIWLbM aN1» Hraiikiga^-LAktigSV
blcyd. and aundry dlatrlbntor* la tha
anatb. South.m agent. for PI.rc., Tala,
Bnrll and lludaon bicycle*. Writ* for oar
ISO. catalOfu* and price UaL AlH.nd.r-
ElVM Co.
jiin - TutsTtsa-i. <» \v tt ft r ~ T-nrtm
Band for uiuploa Htar Office, 90 l*eters
itrtot, Atlanta.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNS $3 tr.
ark guaranteed 15
arlora, 19% White-
l Ht. over Emmous* clothing store. Bell
household goods; insurance ra<
cent. Office and warehr -
street. Both ‘phones.
a nee rate one per
iouae ICS45 Walton
Cathead's Trans-
UfVNOLUB. TIIB aitlN 1‘AlNtfcB:
Slyaa banner*, 0*a* and 11,r dMwratlona
apadal occaatoaa am R. Alabama St. I
liMuPaYIIIo' itKBkblkft 00RB
KTTo
aralp tllaca
r.t...'a Vlo.ll
and make hair grow.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work done without pain.
All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier I>en-
tal Parlors. )W Whitehall Ht.. over Em-
mona* clqthlna store. Pell phone S41J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIALLWOOD8. IDEALS
-ell you
jneaa, ar ■
please you.
register, sultab
Hou them mM
■••gtstcr Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand rash Register Co.. 24 8. Broad afreet.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned aud reshaped, 60c.
Soft and stiff fait hats cleaned and re*
TEETH
UEKT a FT OF TEETH ISM. Gt'ARAN’-
tMd to at. All work fnaraotMd U yoara.
Ualor Dental Parlor*. Whitehall At.
' clot bla, atora. Bell phaa*
Stop waiting until- you
have to advertise. Try it
when you ought to.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only On* Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Horn**.
Tha flrat month will be given FREE
end If occupied one year, two mor*
month* will b* given FREE at th*
end of the yeer, making only nine
monthe you will have to pay for. Nona
but good famine* will be allowed In
theae houses. These are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
inlnutee ride from the center of the
have
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building
$3,2tt-IX OAKLAND CITY. ON CAR LINE.
w*» bare a lorely 7-room, 2-story house on
lot 60x300. This Is' something strictly first
niuaxi;, wun wiwr. wwernir, exc.. on
level lot, 60x200, close to car line, on terms
of $400 cash and 930 to $25 per month.
$8,000 - COLLEGE PARK. VACANT.
shady, level lot, near car line, 300x200, on
corner. Owner gone went to live. Instructs
u* to sell. Will consider any • re*son*bio
offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms.
$2.760—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, 8-ROOM,
2 »torr, lot 100x190, on corner, near car.
House I* nearly brand tiew, bli
1 year old. If you aro Interest
terras we can suit you.
thn
FOR SALE.
H.*00 WILL BUY 2 NEW COTTAGER ON
k] street, near Peters street, with aide-
and all street Improvements down;
car line In front; white neighborhood
splendid 1 *“
month.
bargain. Rent Income $26 per
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
It AUBURN AVE.
I
FOR RENT.
It-R. H, 62 and 64 Walton *L
10- R. H.. 70 Cone eL
11- R. H., 19 Logan ave.
4 n. H„ 1E3 Formwalt at.
LIEBMAN. •
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phone 867.
LOOK AT THIS!
Ooo Muara feet of .pan*, 'worth not tort*
than Jlf.uoo. If takra within a ank itn
$27,600—Close In, Just off of Peach
tree, a practically brand new prop
osition; leased to delightful ten-
anta for 63,960. Get out your
arithmetic and figure spme on thla
special reason for selling. Term*
If desired- Call In person for In
formation.
SALESMEN,
I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon
ald pubanks.
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
NO. 1» PEACHTREE 8T.-AT THE
abort number on Peachtree street, be
tween James and Forsyth streets, you will
find one storeroom 27x47, with basement
abont the same rite. Thla place It suitable
for a nice grocery or Mlmogt any kind of
retail business, and a live man oan do a
good business at this stand. Will ba vacant
July 2. Rent $150 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones 618
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
bliuwin, tb. ArTIVrtf'atld D^arture of 1'.,-
artneer Train, of the Folluwlns ltoada:
WFHTEBN AND ATLANTIC llAILUOAD.
No. Arrlr. From— No. Depart To
rt 3 Nashville 7:19am• 9 NatbTllla . Ids
72 Marlatt* . *JSam 74 Marietta ..12:10
*93 Naahrlll* U:4Sam>*3 Nakhrlll* . 4:50 pm
71 Marietta . 2*0 pm 72 Martatta .. *:» pm
» 1 Xaahvlll* 1:8 pm 1 4 Nathvllla . 1:40 pm
CENTRAL OF OUOtfdU RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Savannah ... 7:10am Macon 12:01am
Jackaonvlll* . TdOamflaranaab ... t:00am
Macon 11:40
Oam Macoa ,
..JIUI matuu a*.*..** 4;00 pm
Savannah ... 4:0Spra Rarannah ... »:13 um
Macon 7*1 pm lackaonrillo . I:J0 nm
ATUNTA'~ASb' Wrist foist
HOAD.
Arrlv* From- Depart To—
•Selma 11:40 am rtMontxomery 1:20 am
Montaom'y , 7:45p n •Jlontxomary 12:46 pm
•Salma 11:30 pm ‘Selmfi 4d0pm
LaOrant* ... IdOani LaGrange ,...»:»pra
•2fontgom*y . 2:0 put •Montjrom'y ..11:15 pm
•Dally. All othar tralna dally exc.pt Sun-
dar
• :*) pro
"KaIUT
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
24 South Broad Street.
Bell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803.
$2,500—RIGIIT-UOOM IIOU8K. HTOttR AT.
inched; well locateil; good atand fur buat-
neaa; renting nowjTAr IX per month; up to
date: should be !40j
*lO»-NKW » ltOOl(
nut'Mi:. Hl'ItlNU HT.
oitoo-viitvi-iitwlf' HoraBr Wftsen
lot; Mpring stfeet, wall IpCTted.
ftow 1IUYM FOUR b’b)V 4 Hri(ftntdU&Hii
and one 8-ro4iui house, modern; close lu;
corner lot; well located.
^lISWkoom Udtm 3-WoiSU
vhnt's house, twrn, and other outbuild
ing*; 601230; central, and sure bargain. 1
fMio 'nr\irg:Ro6^i<TpgErc;LoaK"Ty;
95.000—KltlHT-ltOOM 2-HTtmV UOU8B
■ (new); modal home and a beauty.
lIuH'MtouM TWo ktoTtY HOWIB
to date In every way.
diOOM iTolBB (XBW). ON
*Looo-y<)tilt'-ltooil IIoIJHB: BZSQZnU
"fidJorpimiNitooB—t Wo. oro'nr?
hiiuae mew); lot 50x900. Few day* only.M
50x300. Few dava onlv.
fcl.ftVBX SKW cOrtAGfifl IwStorW
able: 5 and t room* each, ranging la price
Ifrnin 11,500 to tt.250.^1
klik l'H Foil INVkAfMfiWTTtGVitltTiv.
We can locate you In Went Bud. If you
STURGEON & LANE,
REAL ESTATE AND NVESTMENT8.
727-728 EMPIRE BLDG.
BELL I'lIONB 4275, STANDARD 1272.
16.000-FOn 1S-R. FLAT. JUST COMPLET-
eit and le«*«l for two rear* at a monthly
rental of 150. Haa lot 50x155 and In aplen-
dld renting aeotlon.
14,0(0 FOR IROOM PRYOR STREET
inline, with all convenience*, llouae uu-
ti,unity well nraatriicted, lielng built for, a
home, and la atorm aheeted1 and double.
Doored. lot baa eaat front. MxlM. Term*
1500 ea»b. bnlance monthly.
13,750 FOR TWO-STORT 10-R. HOUSE. ON
Corner lot, IW>140, near Inman Park.
Jouae waa built for a homa and l. atorm
sheeted, the lot la level,, and baa good
7il trains of Atlanta and Weit Point
allroad Company arrl' - - -
Railroad Company
from Atlanta Terminal
Mitel -
lltcbell street and Madlaon arenne.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrlv* From— Depart To—
•Auguata ... 6*10 pm rtAugusta 7:46 am
Sonyara 1:45 am Llthonla 10:OS am
Covington ,. 7:44 am •Augusta
•Augusta ...12:20 pm Conyr
* Covit
Llthonla .... 2:8 pm Covington ... *:li
•Auguata .... 1:15pm 'Auguata ....11-41
•Dally. All othar trains dally excapt
d*t
MtiAb6iTO~AlB~L'iifE raILWay:
Arrive From— r>«part To—
Washington . 6 JO am Rlrmlnghi
Ahhevtlla ... 0:00 am *
Memphis. . -.11:46 iua
New Tor
Monroe,
New
Bln
.j.11^5 a
; . . 3:30 p
{%(
¥m i
bam . C:40
'orit .'12:00
hbevllle . .4:00
[empbla . . . 6:00
'asblngton . 1:33 pm
SENATOR BAILEY HITS
ROOSEVELTHAHD BLOW
8AYS TEDDY HA8 C08T MORE
AND BEEN WORTH LESS
THAN ANY PRESIDENT.
By Private leased Wire.
Washington. Jun* 22.—Without doubt
the moat cutting remark made with
reference to the president since he
was accused by Senator* Tillman and
Bailey of netraylng the Democrats dur
ing the railroad rate bill agitation last
month, came from the Ups of Bailey In
the senate yesterday.
The house amendment to the aundry
civil bill, appropriating 225,000 for the
traveling expenses of the president, was
under consideration. Senator McCum-
her, Republican, of North Dakota, was
In the midst of a vigorous argument
against the provision, when the Texas
senator Interjected thla observation:
“I understand that the present presi
dent has Increased the cost of the
maintenance of the white house over
2100,000 a year. If this la ao, the pres
ent president has coat the country more
and bebn worth leas than any president
we ever had.”
iuccte.1, me uu ■■ ivvn, uu,
servant's house In rear. Terms 1600 cash.
Five NF.Af *,a.V1> :rooh cottages
n me beat part of Weat End, from 32.SSO
‘ $2.100.
4-RGoM. 2 wtGHY Kftw tloUHti/flTsYKh
walla, cabinet mantels. MelUrtm at. Only
a tlw 6f»tF-f. Meriai aw •
chance for vaeant property
k. It Flii)S"rA.Hi n(f -T
or .mailer home.
‘nnksTHSTfiTrs
il small lots. Price,
per lot. Buy now and double
,rour muQpy within a • year.
T?“yoT~\vas‘t a STSTnbs* hIi%; We
have clients who will Imjr ami Improve
NOTICE.
WILL DO THE RENT.
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
57 Inman Building.
Dell Phone I486.
E.eo FOR NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME.
82.509 FOR 5.R. COTTAGE AND STORE,
near H. Pryor street, on corner lot 50x160,
renting now for IS per month. Terms.
82,500 FOR-4-B. COTTAGE. NEAR INMAN
Park, large Int. Terms rery easy.
$2,6a) FOR TWO-STORY 7-R. IIOl'HK,
tint off Washington street, almost new.
Term, ml earth. L*i« nee easy.
EjbLtTt."'rtAGE7JUHt LUcttlK
$2,400 I'Oll NF\V 9-lt. OOfTAOb IN WEST
End. Terms.
82.4W FOlt 6 It. coWXTTe oSl CRfeW St.
felOO-$ R. COTTAGE, NEAR illLLED^lfe
n venue. Terms.
12.100 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE ON GRANT
*trcet. Tenua. *
51,600 FOB 6-R. COTTAOE. CLOSE TO CAR
barn, In good whits section. 8156 mb,
$15 per montu.
11.606—7-R. HOUSE, ON CORNER LOT,
near tone block front) Dacjtnr streot.
Can c*al)y lie mad# a store. Now renting
tor $16 per month. Sidewalk, gas and
water.
ff.V^-oR J.ft. votTAGE. Sear »ol"rU
Ihinletnnl achool, on lot eait front, 64x166.
Term* $150 enth, M6 n month.
It,106 FOR NEW 4-H. COTTAGE. NEAR
Inman Park. $156 earth. Iwlanc* easy.
JOfrl'I'Olt Lr. cGMage. NEAR HEMP-
hill avenue.
$«L>' Fob 2 ft. nGCSK."' b‘l:Ait kpl'TII
Honleranl achool, mtlng for $4.M per
month. Cash.
ISta-VAi'AW CaHWL AVENUE Lot:
East front.
1,000 GONDOLA CARS
FOR SEABOARD AIR LINE
JSpeclal to The Georgian.
Portsmouth, Va., June 21—The-report Is
given out tbftt the Heaboanl Air Line has
placed an order for l.ooo additional gondola
cars. This la In addition to the equipment
recently ordered. Theae caw will In* used
In the transportation of coal and coke
from the bituminous field*.
YOUR TEETH
FILLER WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM-
pmv«d mathou. All work guaranteed 12
years. Reaaonable price*. lAulcr Dental
Parlur,. 2944 Whitehall St., over Etataooa'
cloth lag atoro. Bell tfhele 2542J,
THE COLUMBUS LODGES
TO HAVE A NEW HOME
Special to Tbo Georgian.
Columbus. Oa., June 22.—The Colum
bus Ledger Company haa purchased the
J. H.. Connor property anil will erect a
three-atory up-to-date newspaper of
fice on the site. The property front*
25 feet on Broad street, with a depth
of 147 feet.
=
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FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
No. 89 Capitol-avenue, near
Fair street, 105x200; large resi
dence, very close in; price
$12,000.
N'o. 105 S. Prjor street, near
Mitchell street. 55x105, brick
residence; good business alt»
price $8,500.
Nos. 88 and 92 Ivy street, near
Auburn avenue, 93x150; alley on
side; price $21,000.
No. 40 Kills street near Ivy,
75x123, right In town; price
$12,500.
CENTURY BUILDING.
STEEL MAGNATES HOLD
SECBETJONEERENCE
DETAILS CONCERNING A NEW
PLANT AT GARY, IND.,
WERE DISCUSSED.
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago, June 22.—The officials of the
United States Steel Corporation and Its
various subsidiary corporations began
behind closed doors at the office of
President Buffington, of the Illinois
Steel Company, In the Rookery build
ing. yesterday, a conference which will
continue today, adjourning this after
noon.
Nearly all of the chief officials ara
In attendance, among them being Pres,
fdent W. E, Corey and Vico presidents
F. E. House and James Oayley.
The details concerning the establleh-
ment of the great new plant at Gary,
Ind., were discussed at th* meeting.
Plana for the location of the operating
headquarter* for the entire company
will be gone over and an Inspection will
be made of the physical property plant
at South Chicago. In anticipation of
the location of the operating headquar
ters In Chicago, four floors of the new
Commercial National Bank building at
Clark and Adams 'streets have been
leased.
the weather.
LOCAL FORECAST
FOR ATLANTA AM? V trim TV „
rloii.lv tonight null 'Soturd«r Tr ,H'
shotrrrs Saturday. . "**• P r °l*lily
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT
l taiV.7ff.:rSKr'^dho“ r TraV ,d c,e a r^
w.rm. Kuf.ulrt. el^r .ud hoL' c,ear an< *
TURMAN AUCTION SALE
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
FARMERS’ INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD AT QUITMAN
Special to The Georgian.
Lumpkin. Ga.. June 22.—The Farmers' In
stitute for the Twelfth senatorial district—
Quitman. Stewart anil Webster counties—
will lie held at Lumpkin July 3-4. with
Ron. Barrie Jordnu lu charge. A uumber
of prominent speaker* aud experts will Ih<
present ami the occasion will be made one
of pleasure and prom.
On July « there wilt be a basket dinner,
with speeches, a brass Iwud and other fea
tures On thla day the Stewart county
branch of the Southern Cotton Growers'
Association will unite with the Clrment A.
Brass camp, of rionfedernt* Veterans to
make It specially enjoyable.
PETITION FOR CHARTER
FOR GUANO COMPANY
Special to The Georgian.
Lumpkin. Ga., Jan* 22.-A petition his
been died In Stewart aapertor coart asking
for n charter for a corporation to bo known
ns the Lumpkin Home Mixture Guano Co.
The petlttonen are II. Bussey, Arthur Ros
ser. O ri. Rullock and T. W. Hate*, all of
riolumban and J. T. Patterson and W. P.
The auction sale of 8. B. Turman A
Co. Thursday was a great success.
More than 500 people attended by ac
tual count. Ticket No. 666, held by W.
F. Thacker, of 121 Simpson street, drew
the free lot.
S. B. Turman. & Co. have conducted
many of the most successful auction
sales held In Atlanta. This depart-
ment of the work Ik handled by James
L. Logan, who haa had wide experience
In'auction sales, and has the unbroken
success of every one undertaken.
J. W. Ferguson, the auctioneer, In
hie Inimitable style, kept the big crowd
In happy mood and contributed greatly
to the good humor and success of the
sale. Many purchaser* of lots were
offered profits on what they bought be
fore the sale wa* over.
The Weat Side la showing marked
Improvement. Streets are being im
proved, tranelt facilities are good, and
the neighborhood la ah excellent one.
Llat of lota and the purchasers fol
low:
Lot No. 1, $725. Mrs. E. D. Hall; tot
No. 2, 1470. C. P. Byrd: lot No. 2. $445,
C. P. Byrd; lot No. 4, 9445. W.
Kitchen: lot No. 5, $445, E. C. Horton;
lot No. 6, $450, E C. Horton; lot No. ",
$425, George Ware; lot No. 8, 2415,
George Ware; lot No. 9. 2460, S. W.
Gay; lot No.-lO. 2345, J. A. Everett; lot
No. 11, 1376, J. A. Everett; lot No. 12,
$525, Mra. 8. C. Dooley; lot No. II,
$225, W. M. Kitchen: lot No. 14, 3200,
George Ware; lot No. 15, 1185, Gay;
lot No. 16, $256, George Ware; lot No.
17, 2210, George Ware: lot No. 1$. $220,
William Wither*; lot No. 19. 1405, J. A.
Everett; lot No. 20, 2380, W. C.
Hughes; lot No. 21, $410, T. Y. Brent;
lot No. 22, 8310, W. M. Kitchen; lot No.
23, $275, J. T. Moody: lot No. 24, 2295,
T. B. Johnson; lot No. 25, 2295, W. J.
Grant; lot No. 26, 2395, J. A. Everett;
lot No. 27. 3310, J. Flnketsteln; lot No,
28, 8185, W. J. Jones; lot No. 29, 2220,
Mr*. M. P. Beaumont; lot No. 20. 3210,
D. Rosiensky; lot No. 31, 8200, R. M.
Moselle; lot-No. 82, 8226, Mra. M. ~
Beaumont; lot No. 88, 8230, Miss M.
Pickett; lot No. 84, 1230, Dr. R. N,
Weaver; lot No. 35, 1290, George Ware;
lot No. 38, 8235. J. Flnkelateln; lot No.
37. $356, W. C. Hughes; lot No. 31, 2246.
W. C. Hughes; lot No. 38. 8285. T. E.
Londen; lot No. 40. 8380. W. E Baker;
lot No. 41. 8285, E. G. Black; lot No. 42,
8285, E C. Black; lot No. 48, 3285, W. J.
Garner; lot No. 44, 8287. Mrs. S. W.
Noyes; lot No. 45. 1116. W. E Ledford;
lot No. 46. 8325, Max glnatein: lot No.
47, 2326, M. Peacock, Jr.; lot No. 48,
1660. M. Peacock. Jr.: lot No. 49, 8285,
George Ware; lot No. 50, 8280, T. J.
Abridge; lot No. 61. 8280, T. J. Akridge;
lot No. 52. 8380, D. Roxenslnaky.
EXCELLENT SERVICE TO
V. RIGHTSVILLE BEACH,
NORTH CAROLINA.
During the months of June. July
and August the 8eaboard Air Line
Railway will operate on Its train leav
ing Atlanta at 9:35 p. tn., every SAT
URDAY, a through aleeplng car to
Wilmington, N. C.; returning the
through sleeper will le$ve Wil
mington Thunday at '3:00 p.
m., arriving In Atlanta at
C:30 a- m„ Friday. Arrangements
have been made with the street rail
way people at Wilmington to have
cars ready at tho depot to Immediate
ly transport pasaengers to the hotels
at Wrightavllle Beach. Baggage will
be checked to destination. WEEK
END rate, good for five days, $8.26;
SEASON tickets, $18.55.
SEABOARD.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Private leased Wire.
I'hlcagn. June S.-IIi*i: Batlmaled re-
celpta, 99.066. Market aloa- to steady; left
over. 7,606; bulk. 64.51wfc4.57H: estimated
far tomorrow. 12.0)0; light. KKgsit: mix-
steers. $A10fc« W; poor to medium. M.J0C
6.06; stackers and feeder*. 82.70«4.5»; quality
cattle poor; qaallty bog* good.
Rheep—Receipts. 1,696. Market steady:
e* of 8H*>. Tha privilege It asked to
rase the capital to SlOO.OeO. The pur-
r —JO of th* corporation ar* to manafaetare
guano and commercial fertlUsera and to. (tn
Tennessee—Nashville, clear and pie.,..,
I/oulalana—New Orleans, dear Jin I-
Ruston, clear; temperatnre 77 1 hot '
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
to B £} r ;srr. ! ? o r^T”ri]S‘ nw ’" r «
4°t r .*;s*&£5ffi 7 cioud ' : " <°«
to W «S*atI)i d d 00 " 1 west—Qenertlly e in r , U
Ohio Valley—Ganerally fair; 5t to g
WEATHER~FORECA8T.
Oeorela-Falr Friday and dammar
ft _»-«■*
wind*.
North Carolina, South C’arollnn-K«l r Kri.
day and^Saturday except ahowcru In
tain districts; light to freah wett to urnth
WMt winds.
Eastern Florida-Fair In north: .bower,
In aonth portion Friday and Saturday; light
variable wlnda. ' ,
Western Florida, Alabama and Ml,,Inin,
pi, I/oultlana and Eastern T*ia»-Fnlr and
continued wanner weather Friday and Hat"
unlay; light variable wind#.
Western Texas and Arkanana-Falr an$
continued warm weather Friday and «at.
unlay.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
New York. June 23,-Th* market for «t.
ton aeeil oil was moderately active and
enaler. There waa trndlng In all the rannlln
from July to December, and new crop dr.
liveries abowed hearlneas na well aa th#
nehr. Prices declined on aranll ollrrliu,.
as there wna an absence of support. Tha
general position of the spot inarkrt roa-
tinned quiet and abont nnehanged. Einort
demand waa dnll. ami while lard remain*!
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
During tbe laat twenty-four linuri th»rt
baa lieen a general decrease In the air
now extendi from tbe upper lake red'
southwest to Mexico. Entering the North
I'aclflc const la an area of high preeaura
tbat has caused rain In Warthliurlnn and
Montana. Showers hare occurred la the
northeast. In North Carolina. Fait Tea-
neaaee and on the coast of Florida Irma
Jupiter to Her West. Flaewbare dear
weather prevails.
The temperatnre has changed but little
over the southern half of the nmntxy.
while It la somewhat cooler In the et-
treme northwest and warmer In New Kur
land.
• conditions f*v... ,
probably ibowefs~8atnrS*y. *” *
j. h. MARBrnr.
Local Forccaaier.
8TATE FORECAST.
Georgia, Alabama nud Moiitb I'arollna-
Partly clomly tonight and Saturday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 94 hours ending at I a. mTill
meridian time. June 22. 1606.
STATIONS OF
DISTRICT.
•Atlanta ...
•Chattanooga
Columbus ...
Gainesville .
Greenville ..
Oriffln ...
Macon ... .
Iljniitlcell,, ...
• Mlnlmnm temperature* are ti
perloil cucllng at 8 a.m. thla ditto.
C Received lute (wire irouhln: not locli
‘ la averngea.
■S3
iii
Atiantn
Anmiata ,
CbnrliMitou ...
«)aivt**t<>n ...
Utile IliK-k ...
MiMupbl*
itffoiuurj
• Orleans
Oklahoma
Khvniinab ...
Vlckabnrit
Wilmington
Tamp*tcire -■
“■111!
Remarks. .
Ufht shower* oeeurred oTer »b**
ern illstrlct*: el*ewbere fair ereatb^JjJ
railed. Tempera tores were lower In
nhl*. OnlreaW Uttle Peek nml_ Vjfg
bur* dlatricta and allgbtly hlfber in b* 1 *
- The other aectt.ua., MARB r.tY
Local Koree*»t*n
STOCKS AND BONDS- ^
trgla 4Ha. 1*16 }>!
»rgla. II. It. 6a, 1910 * 1,3
Savannah So. 1666 ‘
Macon 6a. 1*16
Atlanta, it. J® jji
Atlanta, 4H*. 1622 J®,
Atlanta, 4«. 1*34.
Atlaata ami West Point......... JJ?
Atlanta and Weat Point Debt*. ».
C. R. of Georgia flret Income.
. _ Georgia L
do. aeeoml Income...,
do. third Income..
HI
3
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Aagaata' and Savannah
Sonthweatern '•••• a
C., t" and A. 1st »-
THE DRY GOODS MARKET,
tr Prirate Leased Wlra. .
thongh tCT <h ^ l . r ,.'??^S
the coarse end of tha market pricer »**
aagglag.