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WANT ADS ~-T= r CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Leu Than 25 Centa. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town orders. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. HELP WASTED. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If ypu want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. We need help, both male and fe male, experienced and Inexperienced. Apply In person at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BOX CO., 155 MADISON ST. EDUCATIONAL. snviirrnxsi r"7iorjT?KTimN?r~ymr writing, inn thrum rim, grammar and spell ing taught In evening*. Ktokely's Khorthnnd MISCELLANEOUS. IKON SAFES. BANK BAKES, VAULT DOOR*. SAFES, fire proof safes. deposit boxes. William B. Kill*. 36 H. Broad St., Atlanta. ■, LUMIttilt-WK. IIAVti TURKU MILLS eattina south OeorgU pin. shingle*. Alu manufacture flooring, "***— — — lath. Writ* ua for t Ban Lumber Company, Ga. if. rolling, aiding and delivered price*. Kll- B ay, Box 207, Coni el e, ALL STYLES GATES. WLRB AND IKON fence* sold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden nnd poultry. Exelualvt agent* for "Page Fence/* * Dixie Fence Co. aucceaeora Tilly Fence Co., 41 Weat Hunter afreet. Phones fgl BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED HELP—MALE. era* trade. Good pay to atart with and better pay In two or three months. Only those with good reference! need apply. Deixmcb Mill Mfg. Co. MEN AND nOTS WANTED plumbing, plaatering, brick lari.. ■ rial offer life acholarahlp fifty dollar*. eaay log ue. Vorlr. Chicago, KTiTOtmAP‘Hfiu-nvANT r xincTi»Bnr her: atnte experience ant Book Store, care Geor- itaj poeitlon guaranteed: free cata- Cojne It roe. Trade Schools, New Dblcago, St. Louis. SiioKKKiJMsh. *14: SfttNO-BOOKKEEP- er. IV): atenogrnpher. $46; mualclana, $60; man to invest 1200 and aecept good paving position at a summer resort. Bellamy Hus- ineM Agency, 1130 Candler Bldg. WAN I iTlv—nilAf<L ItOY to DlHTImiL’TE nrda. Star office, SO Peters. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. VBMHLHIM If you lire oof of At lanta. write ua and wa will give yon in formation about boarding place*. NunnaUf Broa. k McCrea, M W. Alabama street. • WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN local and long dlatance telephone operat Inc- A course of Inatrurtlon given In train Inc school with salary beginning with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operators, salary being deter mined npon- merits of tha operator and not noon length of aerrlce. /—*“ jfk §eaa Training School. Telcnhone mix?' WAN*IsTEWft t’AN“umT good water, abundant amusements, noOT raitmry, steady work, hfgheat scale of piece work prices paid. Apply to the Richmond lady, aa special representative, to cnlt designated persona with attractive, high class proposition. Pay while learning, nnd permanent: assured Income when expo* rlenccd. G. C. 8., care Georgian. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. am hotel; hare had several years' expe rience ami can give good references. Ad dress P. t Box 768, Home. On. Nvant'RIWMWaTIoN WISSrkiNki by honest and hard-working white man; have had experience aa night watchman. 8ITUATION8 WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—AQENT8. AGENTS WANTING BIO AND QUICK money send for our free circulars. Gen »rnl Half* nnd Supply tV. Mobile. Al*. WANTED—8ALE8MEN. iNTEiluoitirK iioafLiNG salesmen for magnificent new maps; new features: eaay sellers; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work ers. State If too have had experience. Hudgins Co., AGanta, Ga. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—THE PUBLIC? TO KNOW that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co, at 20 8. Pryor, can dispose of yonr household goods, office fixture#, safe#, car- pet*, ruga, pianos, etc., to advantage. rrib-Vti— pets to e. ___ , _ r „ cleanloM preparation on tbs market, cheap. K. Hansom. No. S3 Luckle WASTED—YOUR ’WaLL >Al‘fek an'ii carpets to cl—; also the beat carpet clean M m FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS'. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? IF „...'*5Sf* 1 ATLAS ENGINES— . -ATLAS BOlUtftt styles and at sea. line Work a. Empire Bldg-, Atlanta TffS Hil r 4iWbuu iTrilOZit Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta rnsmxss—arostss norsKs hare high grade atgn*. call os — -x, nr ?b* t . aS C °“ North JUW OMirTFIEMH* I’lA.vftTim »*1*. AJJm. Plano, mi. I i-oral.n DON’T GO BUND. WHEN YOU BEE TnE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.', m lla.. Jut added • toll II.. of franks, timr.lsra' anppllr* aad C.aenl offlr. aupplle*. Th. eheapeat .ver Mid. W. hay, MU or rirhang. everything. ST nod a Writ Mitchell nrnt. 11*11 phon. us— ■ ,w — PIANOS. IHUMBACH PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1ML BECHT PIANO CO., 62 N. FOBSYTO. thoui . — Address P. O. Box 675. Atlanta. UO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- meat Co. Wa repair, reconstruct, cx< phone 4W4-L Main. krrRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU -jalneaa. For high grade work call on Kent. 914 N. Pryor. Phone 2928. StAIit AriTAiL oKTiEit nUfftNl£SS=Wi!! furnish everything necessary; only few dollars required; new plan, sncceaa certain; costa nothing to investigate. 'Mllburn Hicks, 868 Deartmrn street, Chicago. to get hotel dote to depot; long lease; reasonable rent; money-maker; other hotels, bonnllng houses. W. Jones, Business. Bro- WANTED—REAL E8TATE. WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME cottage, excellent repair, large lot, fine shade, etc., on south aide, for corner lot in good location north side, about 100 feet front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad dress Exchange, csre Georgian. ^ REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE. for sale in fine Peachtree homes Is listed with us; many home bargains; easy terms. W. Jones, Business Broker, 223 Century IMds. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS. COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $3 A week. laodglng $1 s week. Meal* $2.60 a week* 10*A Trinity avenue. Bell phone 2248, Atlanta phone 2767. CLEAN. COOL, NICELY FURNISHED rooms for men, $2 per week. No extra charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue. B. Phone 2348. Atlanta phone 2747. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1266. 10 B. Iluntsr Bt WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock la South. 54 N. Brood St. SIGHT ('tAHHKK IN HTKNUGRAPIIY AT Houtheri! Hhurth.ud llualn... I'ulvorolty, taught l>y Ml.a !.ulo G.vhpt. “KENT LIGHTS.” TUB BF.ST OK MANTI.R UOHTB SOW sold At 91ft N. Pryor St Alex Kent, Phone 4846. ^ 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Hell 2318 Men's sewed half sole*, 76c. WALL PAPER. Stop waiting until you have to advertise. Tty it when you ought to. J. m. quick a Co.—WALL taper, moulding*. uleturf*. picture ftimu, ,tc. Bell phDD. 131. 8l.ml.nl 7*4. SI B. Hunter. BUSINESS DIREOTORY. TALKINO MACHINES AND ItECORDS- WbolM.il. and rat.ll distributor, ot Vic tor T.lklnc U.oblnM ond Record. Ju.t lllCVCtltM AND hUNDRIEM—LARGEST blrycl. and sundry dlatrlbiitora In lb. Mutb. 8oulh.ro agenti for l'lerc, Y.I., Hn.ll sad Hudson bleyrlc*. Writ, tor our HO* catalogue sod prlc. II.L Alexander- JOlT rlUNTlNil-t. «TV B H t tttlcWfl. Send for samples. Star Office, 20 Peters street, Atlanta.’ YOUR TEETH yrsn. Litnl.r D.nt.1 I'nrlorn, 3914 Wblt.- hsll 81.. nrar Emmons' clothing .tor*. Bell pban. M3-J. W'h BoVb.~ htoUr. Back aKd hUIp bonM-boM good.; insurance rate on. par cut OITteo nnd mrshouM 1*3*5 W.llon •tret Both 'phone. C.thcart's Tr»n»- REYNOLD*. TIIB BIU.N PAINTER. 8l,n>. banners, bag. nnd Hag decoration, for .ihk-LI occo.lon*. 384 E. Alabama 8L acaln dlseaaea and tnake hair grow.l Kmma Medicated Soap makes yon by* gtenlcally clean. (30 year# adcccaa.1 J. J. Krom. specialist, 613 "The Grand," Atl TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT I'AIN-AII d.nt.1 work don. wllhont pain. All work guar.ntc.-d IS rcara. lanl.r Dan- Ul llrlnro. 814 - Wbll.ball ML. orar Em- nwn.' clotblna .tor., R.U nbon. 95*3-J, CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLW OOD8. IDEAL8 and all other makee at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, auttable for «’a»h or monthly payments. Every register uarantecd for two years. Southern Cash register Co a Branch of American Second- land Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street, Atlanta. Gs. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW I1ATB med and reshaped. 10c. t and stiff felt hats cleaned and re shaped. Be. Banda or sweets. 26c each extra. ACME HATTERS. 64 Whitehall St TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH $5.00. OUARAN- J to BL All work guaranteed 15 yearo. _ff Dental Parlors. W4 Whitehall St.. •ter Emmons' clothing aura. Bell pbona THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homes. The flret month will be given FREE and If occupied one *year, two more months will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine montha you will have to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In these housee. These are located on the River etectrlo car line only twenty minutes ride from the center ot the city; contain 7 and t rooms; haVe never been occupied; are located In Weat Atlanta Park. Every houee fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la set In trees, evergreens and flowers Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It le cheaper than living In the city and the aurroundlnge are more whole- eome. In the center of thla Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cur* any case of atomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a (tore, a school-house coet- Ing 13.500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the grounds, will show you through th* houses Rent 330.00 per month. - JOHN J. WOODSIDE, , 12 Auburn Avenue. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building $3,230—1N OAKLAND CITY. ON CAR LINE. we have a lovely 7-room, 2-story house on lot 60x300. Tht* is something Btrlctiy flret rtnw; boat uelghtwrhood from here to Col lege Park. $2.400—WEBT END. BRAND NEW 5-ROOM cottage, with water, sewerage, etc., on level lot, 50x300, close to ear line, on terms of $400 cash and $20 to $25 per month. $2.750—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, 8-ROOM, 2-storjr, lot 100x190, on corner, near car. Houm la nearly brand new. big. only about 1 year old. If you are Interested and need terms we can suit you. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. NO. 13S PEACHTREE 8T.-AT THE above number on Peachtree street, be tween James and Foravth streets, yon wifi find one storeroom 27x47, with basement about the same else. Thla place It oultable ZZi -* ‘ *-*“ J Of nly 1. Rent $150 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Aubur-i Ave. Both Phones 618 RAILROAD SCHEDULES rsnv Roads: snowing the Arrival ami Depurtur *j»ngor Trains of the Following WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— * S Nashville 7:10am * 2 Nashville . 8:25 am fl Marietta . 8:35 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm *93 Nashville' 11:43 am *92 Naihvllla . 4:50 pm 76 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm * 1 Nashville 7:3S pm » 4 Nashville . 1:60 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA HAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7:10am Macon .12:01 nm JB. J„.t 0« of PBJCtl; «^.~b • ... J^em FOR SALE. good street, near Patera street, with side walk and ail street Improvements down; car line in front; whfto neighborhood; splendid bargain. Rent income $25 pei month. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. FOR RENT. 2S-R. H„ 62 and 64 Walton »L 10- R. H., 70 Cone sL 11- R. H., 39 Logan ave. 4-R. H, 153 Form wait tL Bee— LTEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075 McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phone 887. LOOK AT THIS! 306x250 FT. R. R. FRONTAGE. CL08B IN. Modern building on same, containing 15,- 000 square feet of space, worth not less than $12,000. If taken within a week <|d sell at $36,000 for entire property. FOIt 8ALE—37.50) WILL I'i'IIOlIABE AN elegant 9-room house, lot 100x200 ft., In Inman Park, near Droid Circle. houses ive Skat < and t-roou oottaoes In tne beat part of Weat End, from $2,S60 to $3,100. t ttiYoU; TBTOftY Sew IfJTi Hri. tiSt'kd walls, cabinet mantels. Meld rim at. Only 11,700. Terma. rBaTtiVi’l new lO-HOOM IlOI-BK UN Peachtree, with over oue acre of ground. Price $9,666. Liberal terms or will ex- ‘ ‘ rty or smaller home.’ OF AND WITHIN tree, a practically brand new prop osition; leaaed to delightful ten ants for $3,960. Oet out your arithmetic and figure some on this special reason for selling. Terms If desired. Call In person for In formation. SALESMEN. I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon aid Eubanks. i-hnnai- for vacant i>rop»r ft. h’Hkft»Ailb iiCV- ■■ ----- city llnillx La re, and wnall lata, I'rloi-s t»n to t35,*Q0 per lot. Buy tutor and doable your money within n year. iF^Potr^XSf'TT'ii i * & inTebb hite^Wk have clients who will buy and Imprur# Call and m NOTICE. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 24 South Broad Street. Bell Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803. $8,60(V—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. STORE AT- tnched; well located; good stand for busi ness; renting now for 135 per month; up to date; should be $F>. HJSO-NKW 9 UOO.lt llOUMfc, Hl'IUNG ST. Modem. 34.(od^S'5nv 9HooM IIol'bk, coHNiiu lot. Spring street. Well located. $y,000 BUYS FOUR NEW 4-ROOXl HOUSES and one 8-rooiu house, modern; close In; corner lot; well located. $8.700—NINE-ROOM IlOUfciy, 3-ltOOM kER- vant'a house. Imirn, nnd other outbuild ings; 60x230; central, and sure bargain. 13.660 SUVA 8-1KX1M ltflTSE; CLOSF, INj near Washington; lot 90x190. NORTH HIDE. $6,000—EIGHT-ROOM 2-STORY HOUSE ^new); modal home and n lieniity. (new); m> to data In -very way. 33.7M-H14VKN BOOM IIOI'AK NE\V). ON corner lot. ll.OOO-Kollt-UOOM llrtUflE. BAUClAl.N. $3,150—HEVEN-R003i T \v O - sfl) R Y house mew); lot 60x200. Few days ouly. fci.Bt'fiN NfetV COTTAGES ON HOUTtl aide: 6 nnd 6 room* each, ranging In price from il.500 to 13.250. (illVi ITS F6lt fNVlTSTMBNT I'hOl'KHTY. We csti locate you In West End. If you are Interested In a home or a vacant lot •at moderate prices see os. STURGEON & LANE, REAL E8TATE AND NVESTMENTS. 727-728 EMPIRE BLDG. BELL PHONE 4375, STANDARD 1279. 85,000—Poll 15-It. FT,AT, JUST COMI'LET- ed and len.ed for two year, at a monthly rentnl of |50. tin* lot 60x165 and In opleu- did renting section. 84,000 POB SHOOM PIIYOK STREET home, with all convenience.. Ilouae »n- usually well constructed, l*elng built for s home, nnd Is storm sheeted and double- tlooretl. Lot has east front, 60x186. Terms $sno cash, balance monthly. 83,756 FOR TWO-STORY 10-R. lfOCSK, ON corner tilt, 100x140, near Innjan Park. Houm- waa hullt for a homo anfi It atorm aheeled, tho lot la level, and haa good ■ervant'a bona. Iq rear. Term* 8500 caah, balance monthly. 83.050 FOR NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME. near S. Pryor street, on corner lot 50x169, renting now for $25 per month. Terms. 82.500 FOR 0-lt. COTTAGE. NEAR INMAN Park, large lot. Term, very ea.y. 82.500 FOR T WO STORY 7 It. 1IOUHK. Ju.t eft Washington street, almost new. Term. 8300 r..b, Tjalaore eaay. g®0=52R. COTTAGKTJt'SToh’P Ltckie Street. 82,4-jo For new 3-r. cottage in west End. Terms. RT00-6 R. COTTAGE. S'EAU MILLEUOfc nvenue. Terms. 82.100 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE ON GRANT street. Terms. * - $1,600 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE. CLOSE TO CAR barn. In good white section. $160 cash, $16 |*»r month. 81IW6-7-R. 110188,. ON CORNER LOT. near nine hlork froml Dwratur street. Can eaitly ho iu.de a .tore. Now renting for 815 per month. Sidewalk, ga. and 81.4HO-For 3 R. COTTAGE. NEAR SOUTH Boulevard whool. on let e«.t front, *4x10*. Term. IlSJ ra.h. 8l«’* month- t ti.*u For new 4 r. cottac,e. near Wm» l*»rk. 815* ttdk. t-Oaur, eaay. 81.000 FOR - 6-R. COtTAOE. NEAR 1IES41'- hlll .veuue. . 845.) FOR 3-R. ilOUBft. N'HAit taWfl Boulevard school, rrntl.g for 84.5* per J month.. Ca.h. 1*5*—VACANT cAl'ltdt AVENUE Lot. East front. Bsvaqnah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm Ms eon ...... 7:55 pm Jacksonville . 8:26 pro ATLANTA AND WtidT POINT it A llo ROAD. .Arrive Frtfra— Depart To— •Selma 11:40am •Montgomery 6:30am Montgom’y . 7:46 p*n *Montgomery 12:46 pm •Selma ......11:35 pnt •Selma 4:20 pm LnGrange ... 8:20 am Lntirnngo ....5:30 pm •Montgom’y . 8:40 pm •Montgom’y ..11:15 par •Daily. All other trains daily except Sun day. All trains of Atmntn nnd West Point Railroad Company arrive at nnd depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell street nnd Madison avenue. OBOHOIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Augusta ... 6:00 pm •Augusta 7:45 am Conyers 6:46 am Llthonla 10:06 am Covington .. 7:46 am *Auguata 3:80 pm •Augusta ...13:30 pm Conyers 6:00 pm Llthonla .... 8:28 pm Covington ... 6:10 pm •Augusta .... 8:15 pm *Angasta — •Dally. All other trains dally except 45Ii Wai From— Depart To— shlnjrton . 6:J0am Birmingham . 6:40 am H. 9:00 am Monroe Pi r. 11:45am Now Y’ork] ! . 3:30 pm Abbeville .1 . 7:40 pm Memphis . , . 7:20 am .12:00 m '* 4:00 pm 9*^6 pm Washington . 9:35 pm Shown In Central time. SENATOR BAILEY HITS ROOSEVELTHARO BLOW SAY8 TEDDY HAS COST MORE AND BEEN WORTH LESS THAN ANY PRESIDENT. By Piir.te Learnt fin. Washington, June 22.—Without doubt the most cutting remark made with reference to the president since he was accused by Senators Tillman and Bailey of betraying the Democrats dur ing the railroad rate bill agitation last month, came from the lips of Bailey In he senate yesterday. The house amendment to the sundry FOR SEABOARD AIR LINE Portsmouth, Va., June 22.—The report is NOT DELAY. BUT 8KE .. WE WILL DO THE REST. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., 57 Inman Building. \ Bell Phone 1485. YOUR TEETH KILLED WITHOUT PAIN Bt AN IM- proved m.ihou. All work r»nnt*M U year. BeMoosbi* price*, l-auler Dratsl I'sHocm. 39S WbJt»W.n *L. crjr clolhlng atm. 0*U pb.M S«3J. TO HAVE A NEW HOME Columbus. Oa„ June 22.—The Colum' The properly fronts TO BE HELD AT QUITMAN Lumpkin, Ga., June 22.—The Farmers' In- Hon. Harvle Jordan .In charge. A number On July 4 there will bf a basket dinner. FOR QUANO COMPANY pedal to The Grorgi.n. Lumpkin, Ot.. June 2XL—A ha. been tied la Stewart superior court asking for * charter for a corporation to be known as the Lumpkin Home Mixture Guano Co. The petitioner, are II. Bussey, Arthur Bus- **y. O. C. Bullock *sd T. XV. Bates, all of Columbus, and 3. T. Psiterm and \Y. P. Carter, of Lnmpkln. * ■roe pald-to capital Is ne.OM, divided Ihto FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. No. 89 Capitol avenue, near Fair street, 105x200; large resi dence, very close In; price • 312,000. No. 105 S. Pryor street, near Mitchell street, 55x105, brick residence; good business site- price 38,500. Nos. 88 and 92 Ivy street, near Auburn avenue. 93x150; alley on side; price 331,000. No. 40 Ellis street, near Ivy, 75x123. right In town; price 312.500. CENTURY BUILDING. SIE MAGNATES HOLD SECRETJQNFERENC DETAILS CONCERNING A PLANT AT GARY, IND., WERE DISCUSSED. By Private Leased Wire. Chicago, June 22.—The officials of the United States Steel Corporation nnd Us various subsidiary corporations began behind closed doors at the office of President Buffington, of the Illinois Steel Company, In the Rookery build lng, yesterday, a conference which will continue today, adjourning this after noon. Nearly all of the chief officials are In attendance, among them being Pres ident W. E. Corey and Vice presidents F. E. House and James Oayley. The details concerning the establish ment of the great new plant at Gary, Xnd., were discussed at the meeting. Plans for the location of the operating headquarters for tho 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. TURMAN AUCTION SALE WAS GREAT SUCCESS The auction sale of S. B. Turman ft Co. Thursday was a great success. More than 600 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 is handled by James L. Logan, who has had wide experience In auction salee, and has the unbroken success of every one undertaken. J. IV. Ferguson, the auctioneer, his Inimitable style, kept the l>lg crowd In happy mood and contributed greatly to the good humor and success of the sale. Many purchasers of lots were offered profits on what they bought be fore the sale was over. The West Side Is showing marked Improvement. • Streets are being Im proved, transit facilities are good, and the neighborhood Is an excellent one. List of lots and the purchasers fol low; Lot No. J, 3705, Mrs. E. D. Hall; lot No. 2, 3470. C. P. Byrd; lot No. 3, 3446, C. P. Byrd; lot No. A, 3445, W. M Kitchen; lot No. 5, 3445, E. C. Horton lot No. 0, 3460, E. C. Horton; lot No. 7, 3435, George Ware; lot No. 8, 3415, George Ware; lot No. 9, 3400, S. W. Gay; lot No. 10. 3306, J. A. Everett; lot No. 11, 3375, J. A. Everett; lot No. 12, 11505, Mrs. S. C.' Dooley; lot No. 13, 11325 W. M. Kitchen: lot No. 14, 3200, George Ware; lot No. 16. 3186. Gay; lot No. 16, 3255, George Ware; lot No. 17, 3210, George Ware; lot No. 18, 3220, William Withers; lot No. 19. 3405, J. A. Everett; lot No. 20, 3380, W. C. Hughes; lot No. 3t, 3410, T. T. Brent; lot No. 22, 3310, W. M. Kitchen; lot No. 23, *275, J. T. Moody; lot No. 24, 1295, T. B. Johnson: lot No. 25. 3296. W. J. Grant; lot No. 26, 2395, J. A. Everett: lot No. 27. 3210, J.'Flnkelstein; lot No, 28, 3186, W. J. Jones; lot No. 29, 3220, Mrs. M. P. Beaumont; lot No. 10. 3210, D. Rozlensky; lot No. 11, 1200, R. M. Moselle; lot No. 32, 3225, Mr*. M. P. Beaumont; Jot No. 32, 3210, Miss M, B. Pickett; lot No. 24, 3210, Dr. R. N. Weaver: lot No. 35, 3290, George Ware; lot No. 35, 3235, J. Flnketstein; lot No. 37, 3366, W. C. Hughes; lot No. 38, 3246. W. C. Hughes; lot No. 39, 3236. T. E. London; lot No. 40, 3380. W. E. Baker; lot No. 41, 3285, E. G. Black; lot No. 42. 3285, E. C. Black; lot No. 43, 3285, W. J. Garner; lot No. 44, 3287, Mrs. 8. W. Noyes; lot No. 45. 3315, W. E. Ledford; lot No. 46, 3325, Max Einstein; lot No. 47, 3326, M. Peacock, Jr.; lot No.. 48, 3650, M. Peacock, Jr.; lot No. 49, 3285, George Ware; lot No. 50, 3280, T. J. Akrldge; lot No. 61, 3230, T. J. Akrtdge; lot No. 52, 3380, D. Roxenalnsky. 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. m., arriving In Atlanta at ':30 a- m., Friday. Arrangements have been made with the atreet rail way people at Wilmington to have cars ready at ttje depot to Immediate ly transport pauengera to the hotels at Wrtgntavtlle Beach. Baggage w4ll be checked to .destination. WEEK END rate, good for five days, 38.25; SEASON tickets, 318.65. SEABOARD. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Private Leaaed Wire. I'hk-tto. Jon. ’22.—Hogs: Estimated re ceipts, 20.000. Market slow to eteuly; left over. 7,9*6: bulk. «*.52He«.57H: eetlmsted morrow. U.00*; light. H-Eeill; mix- henry. W.xxjjhl; roueb, -1.41: pigs, ts.weai*: jorkf-r*. MJwv >iH; good to choice hs.vy. WLMJ14TH . c.ttle—Iterejpt. 3.00C. isfluT ,t2dy; heerm. 83jnM.0«; ran. 31.20(94.40; hr I fen, 3tMe4.90rc.iTea 83.000125: good prime •teere. 85.100100; poor to mr|lnm, it*oe 6.05; Mocker* Ud feeder*. 8J.;,-jt.55; quality enttle poor; quality hoga good. Bheep-Beeefptj, ITO. Market .toady; THE WEATHER. LOCAlTfO RECAST. FOR ATLANTA AND VICINITY—Parti* elnu.iy tonight and Saturday, prolil.1 showers Saturdny. yronaniy WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Trnf X 6 n8 ~ IIo . 1,I< ’ n *«rt C,f ’ nr: temperature m Hillsboro, dear; 80. Taylor. d»ir; 3 r„i vestnn clear; .8. Muakogoe, clrer- ^ k.L* Antonio, clear: 86. Texarkana, clear• m I l* , i | °. dear; X Wa«... clear 78 nvu a ho/im City, fair: 70. Kherman dear *:?'J S^HSTw^ aftSS? cut. Greenwood, dear and pleasant. * Alabama—Opeilkn, clear nnd g. m Huntsville. , lour and hot. Troy, ele.T ™d worm. Bufnaln. cl,.nr nnd hot. M Georcln—Moron, clour nnd hot; trace ruin nut Bight- Atlanta, donr nnd hot Am' r uV ""l Alhnnr. cle.r and worm. Tlmnni- d hot'’’ C l ’‘ lr ■ hot ' toloml ' 0 «. clear a,d | •rcnncuucc-Xnnhrlllc. clour end plenuant Luulalnnn—New (trlcnnu. clear und hot! Ituutou, elonr; temper.tore 77. l " WEATHER llTwHEAT BELT. Extreme Nurtlnyout-Generally cloudr- u to 1 nbsvc; loenl rains. 1 " Nnrthwent-l'nrtly cloudy; 44 to 54 «l»r«- scattered shmvor*. • West and Southwest—Generally clear; SI above. to WEATHER FORECAST. Georcin—Fair trldny nnd Raturdnr ex. eept showers in mountain district*, - light to fresh weat to touthweat winds. \ *rglnis—Scattered fchowers and thunder winds* tri<,a J antl Knturdny; frrsh xr»-*t North Carolina, South Carolina-Fair Krl- dnv and Saturday, except showers In mouu- tain districts; light to fre«h west to south west winds. Eastern FJorliln-FaIr | n north: showers in south portion Frtday and’Saturdny: light variable winds. 11 Western Florida, Alabama and Mlsslsslp-__ ■ pi. Louisiana and Eastern Texn*—Fair sndf^*, continued warmer weather Friday ant! 8tt- J unlay; light variable winds. wl Western Texas and Arkansss-Fslr and continued warm weather Friday and Sat- urdny. Tennessee, Kentucky nnd West Vlrelnla- Falr Friday nnd Saturday except thumlsr showers lu mountain district. COTTOIvT SEED OIL MARKET. New York, June 22.—The market for cot ton seed oil was moderately active sod easier. There was trading In all the months from July to' December, nnd new crop de liveries showed heaviness as , well ns tbs near. Price* declined ou small offcrtngn, «« there w«s nn absence of support. Ths -pneral position of the spot market con- nued quiet nnd shout unchanged. Export ..emand was dull, nnd while lard remalnM firm/ the oil market did not respond. The mnrket at the close wns easy, with •rices unchanged to Uc lower.—Ware k Ls- WEATHER CONDITIONS. During tht Inst twenty-four hours thers has been n general decrease In the sir S ressure througbont. the country east of le Rockies. A trough of low bsrometrr now extends from the - tipper lake region southwest to Mexico.- Entering the North Pacific coast Is an ares of hlrt pressure that has caused rain In Washington and Montana. Showers have occurred la the northeast. In North Carolina. East Ten nessee and on the coast of Florida from Jupiter to Ker West. Elsewhere Hear went her prevails. t The temperature has-changed but llttls over the southern hnlf of the country while It Is somewhnt cooler In the ex treme northwest nnd wsrmsf la New Eng land. . The conditions fntor partly cloudy we*th- lu this section tonight - - J - probnbly showers Ratunlny. STATE FORECAST. Georgia. Alabama and Koutb Carolina* Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at S a. m., T5tl meridian time, June 22. 1906. STATIONS OF Temp'ture. ATLANTA DlftTRICTl Max. Mlo. |1 5 1 •Atlanta 77. 77. 77. ...( ft «” •Chattanooga Columbus ... Gainesville . Greeuvllle ,. Griffin ... •Macon ... ., f Mon tier Ho ... Newimu ... Rome ... ... J Toccoa ... West Point •Minimum temperatures are for Tfbo* j period ending st 6 s.m. this date. £ Kecelrwl late (wire trouble); not Inel* ed In averages. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta ...• Augusta Charleston ... Galveston ... Little Rock ... Memphis ... . Mobile Remarks. w Isight showers occurred over the ern districts; elsewhere fair weather vailed. Temperatures were lower to phis, Galveston. Uttle Rock sad VfcJJ Durer districti and slightly higher In moss f the other sections. CS r -M5« STOCK8 AND BOND8. Bid. Art* 4 j Georgia 4Hs. 1916 ID Georgia. It. IL 6s, |® Bnvnnnnh 3a. 1909. Macon fs. 2910 Atlanta, . I«H O**o and commercial fertilisers and to 7! AtUnta, 5». 1111..... «■ , Atlanta, 4HA 1922 Atlanta, 4», 1*14 1^'* Atlanta .ml lV«t l'olnt 1* ] Atlanta ami Wrat l'olnt IM>t*. 1« . B. of Croryt. IIrat lnrome do. anvud income <lo. third Inraus.. ® Ovorsta pjs Ausnata and Savannah Jfi j SouthwMt.ru : Georola l'aclllc lata 12? 1 ■ C. and A. lot H2 THE DRY GOODS MARKET. By Private Leased Wire. , ifp B New York. Jon. Jk-Th* dry «oo->» 1 i’!; ■ k,t waa qnl.t and wlthoot ^ ti.B „ SSS i’KTw- is the coarse cn<l vf the xutrket prices w I MflCtBg.