The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 23, 1906, Image 10
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTF.n—OOOI> STRONG WHITE MEN
ns helpers In tho foundry to learn mold*
era' trade. Good pay to atart with and
MEN AND BOYB WANTED LEAKS
plumbing. plastering, bricklaying. Hpe-
•lal offer life srbolsrsnlp fifty dollars,—■
York. Chicago, Kt. Loula.
8AJtrBXFBKP
enred stenographer; state experience and
salary expected. Book Store, care Geor«
fl30KKltm:R;~B6: ITEND-BaggltfcTSr
er, $60; ateuofranher. $45; mutlclana. 960;
man to Invest $a» and accept good paying
position at a aummer reaort. Bellamy Bus
iness Agency, 1M0 Candle? Bldg.
wan'tb^IialL INVtf ¥o iMbfRiBfJTE
cards. Star office, 20 Peters.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT
In our Sewing room to girls and women
on easy work, short honra and good pay.
Btpanenced operators tasks from $8.00 to
$12.00 per week, and we will give good
day wages to thoee without experience
until they learn. If you lire out of At*
lanta, wrlta ua and we will glre you In*
formation about boarding places. Nunnally
Bros. A McCrea, II W. Alabama street
log. A course of Instruction given In train*
Ing school with salary beginning with en
trance to school. Good salaries (>ald to
competent operators, salary being deter
mined upon merits of the operator and
not upon length of service. Apply 6th floor,
Training School, Teleohone Bldg.
TiW \VaS'tCT£-WoAN 'ftWRIT
K'mhI water, abundant ainuaeraenb. no com
missary, steady work, highest acale of piece
work prices paid. Apply to the Richmond
Hosiery Mills, Chattanooga, Tenu., and
Roseville, Ua. ^
mVfW=iSfBT£m[tit EtffcttdlsW
lady, aa special representative, to call on
lealgnatad r ~“* '
rlns* proposl
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
P., Box 70. Rome, da,
\v A NTKi r-sTTTfAT 1 1 oS' WXNY RiSR
by honest and hard-working white man;
Aa re had r * - ‘ —*-*■
Address W.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
pher by mu lady with experience. Ad-
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTING IUO AND QUICK
money wad for oar fro, clrenlara. Urn-
♦ rwl Sale on I S-|I lr **o. MoUlQ. Ain.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN
tor m.xulflcent n.w m,p«; n.w feature.;
»*,y raller.; eiclu.lv. (rrrltorjr nnd liberal
propooltloe; extraordinary dune* for work
er.. Slat. If yon tun bad experience.
Hudgins Co., A Uinta, G*.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
tbit lb* Moolb.rn Auction and Salvage
Co., .1 $0 B. Prior, can dltpora of ,our
boowbold good* otic fixture., Mfn, car-
p-t,. .non. pi,do. ,tc„ to advantage.
wASTOb=-YiWtt Wall Pil'fifc aNI>
carpets to cleaa; also the beat eftrpat
"" the markft, chi
i-qckle^etreet
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU ANYTH I NO TO SELL? IF
yon have, send It to the Hootbern Auction
snd^Salvjy Co., 20 8. Pryor street. Phone
ATtift KtaOLNEb — ATLAN UoiLEKB
— All etylee and slsvs.-
Atlas Engine Works, Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
FJhBTcLXhh —fimsito
should have
Kent Sign C<
Phone 2f5l.
high
>., 9V
“nocs^s
. gna. Call os
H North Pryor street
Wo need' help, both male and fe
male, experienced and Inexperienced.
Apply In person at once.
EMPIRE PRINTING &
BOX CO.,
155 MADISON ST.
. EDUCATIONAL.
imrTTrrfTrxsTi; ?r<7m?TCFrprPTSTr tyi’T?-
writing, mathematics, grammar and spall
ing taught In evenings. Htokely's Shorthand
snd Business Schnsd. Peachtree street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON BA FES. ,
DANK BAFE8. VAULT DOORS. BAFEB,
fire proof safes, deposit ltoxes. William E.
Ellis, 2« H. Broad At. Atlanta.
LLMIlHIl— WB HAVE TIUIEF MILLB
rutting Math Ottorgla pine .hlngle*. Aloe
manufacture flooring, celling, aiding and
lath. Write ua for delivered prices. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordeie,
Oa.
ALL STYLES GATES, WIRE AND IRON
fencea sold and erected. Fencing for
farm. Inwn, garden and gwultry. ExcTualve
agents for "Page Fence/’ Dixie Fence C«>.
■uccessors Tilly Fence Co.» 41 West Hunter
I'll •!.'• *
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED-BY REAL ESTATE AGENT
who understands the business and has
good list property, n partner, with few
thousand dollara to aid In making deals.
Address P. O. Box 07$, Atlanta.
UO HMfcl BOUTI1F.UN AUTO AND KQUIF-
meat Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex-
chance, buy and kH automobiles. Garage.
10-12 Mitchell atraet, Atlanta, Ga. Bell
phene 4894-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE 8IGN8 WILL BRINO YOU
business. For high grade work call on
Kent. 91tt N. Pryor. Phone 3921.
Staiit a mail SKBBB iii:hinbhs-wi?
furnish everything necessary: only few
dollara required; new plan, aucceaa certain;
roata nothing to Investigate. MUburn*
Hicks. 168 Detrlwrn street, Chicago.
ItOTKI, — K^CKI.LKS'f OI'I'OIlttJKlTV
to get hotel close to depot; long lease;
reasonable rent; money-maker, other hotels,
boarding houaes. W. Jones, Ruslness Bro
ker, 123 Centdrr Bldg.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME
cottage, excellent repair, large lot. fine
shade, etc., on nouth side, for corner lot In
good location north side, about 100 feet
front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad*
1
REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE.
for sale in fine Peachtree homes is listed
with ua; many home bargains; .easy terms.
W. Jones, Business Broker. 222 Century
Bldg.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8.
COOL PLEASANT BOOMS 12 TO 13 A
WMk. Lofixln* 11 a weak. M.al. 32-60 a
w.ok. 1044 Trinity avfnue. Bell phono
2243, Atlanta phone 2767.
CLEAN, COOL, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for men, $2 per week. No extra
charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue.
R. Phone 2248. Atlnntn phone 2717.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MABTER PLUMBER,'
Phones 1266. 20 E. Hnntar St
WILLIS WALL TAPER COMPANY.
I-arg.it atock la South. 64 N. Broad Sb ,
NIGHT CLASSICS IN KTF.NOOltAl'liV AT
Southern Shorthsml Business Unlrergity,
taught by Mlsa Lula Gachet. c
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold at 9119 N. Pryor 8t. Alex Kent,
Phone 4848.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWtNN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCK IE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Ilell ?33S. Men's sowed half solea, 75c.
WALL PAPER.
j. Mi QUICK ft CO.-TVALL PAPEit,
moulillng.. plrlnre., pletur, frame* ,te.
Ball phone 729. Standard 704. 27 B. Hunter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES ‘and HECOItDS-
Whaletal* and reUll dlatrlhntora of Vic
tor Talking Maehlnea and Iteenrda. Juat
reerired large conalgnmeat of maehlnea *ad
or.r 10,000 record*. Immediate attention
(Ivon mall ordMe. Wo want tbe nnmea of
all talking maeblno dealer! la tho oonth.
Writ, for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co.
lUCYCLktl AND SUNDklEA-LARUEST
bicycle ana sundry distributors In tha
south. Southern agents tor Pierce. Yale,
Buell and Hudson Weyden, Write for our
190$ catalogue aud price list Alexander-
Elyea Co.
JoTt pttiiiTlN<5-ti fl T—PnicEir:
Send for mmplex. Star Office, 30 Peter,
itre*t. Atlanta.
YOUR TEETH 2
CBOWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 33 DP.
without pals. AI1 work goaraateod 16
yean. Lanier Deutal rarlora, 3314 White-
lall St. over Bmmoni' clothing Wore. Bell
ihone 3663-J.
Wb iiDVK. STOitH. k’Ack Akl) giiip
houxehold'goode; tnearaaco rate ooe per t
rant Office and warehoura 163-66 Walton j
street. Both ‘phone* Cnthcart'a Tran*-
fer.
REYNOLDS. Tim SION PAINTBlt 11
Signs, banners, flags and flag decorations
for special occasions. 30% R. Alabama 8L
H^liUblEK “CORE '
scalp dfsenaea and make hair grow.
Kron/n Metllcated Soap makes you by-
gtrulcally clean. <J0 years success.) J. J.
sr»»m, specialist, 813 "The Grand," At- S
ants, Qa.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work dona without pain.
Ail work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier Den
tal Parlors. Whitehall Kt.. oyer Em
‘ clothing etore. Bell nbone
ione*
pg store. Bell phone ;
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
Georgian
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.'a new line. Just added a
full Use or tranks, travelers' supplies and
general office supplies. The cheapest ever
sold. We buy. sell or exchange everything,
r and 9 West Mitchell ntreef. Bell 'phone
SUm , ee
PIAN08.
BKAMRACII PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED UCL
BECtIT PIANO CO, <2 N. POBSYTH.
L08T.
BWXTWJ^KiTfjrmTnpfitrmc^
brown aura, with white »(«r la f nr .bead.
M hind, htrli. Wright ahont l.'jr) pound,;
ent on hind ankle. Return to Output.n
front ^fAundri Stable* Z» Decatur afreet, wr^ Edits on,' clothing .tor*.
NATIONAL*. ilALLWOOD*. IDBALS
end all othar makes at bargala pi *
We can sell you a register, auttabu
legist er Co., Branch of American Second*
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PAN AM i” AND" MILAN "sTtti.'w'"' HATS
cleaued and reshaped. 60c.
Soft and stltf felt hats cleaned and re
shaped. 36c.
TEETH
BEST SET OP TEETH $5.00. Ot’ARAN-
teed to fit. AU work guaranteed U Mart,
lonl.r Dentil Pirlor*, at, Whlteh.n St.
Stop waiting until you
have to advertise. Tty it
when you ought to.,
FREE
Only Ons Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Home,.
and If occupied one year, two more
month, will be given FREE at the
end of -the year, making only nine
month, you will have to pay for. None
but good famine* will be allowed In
thee* houxes. Thee* are locate.
River electric c«r line only twenty
minute, ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and 8 room,; have
never been occupied; ore located In
la cheeper than living In the city
eome. In tbe center of this Perk era
It now has a new church, neatly
Rent 120.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avonuo.
FOR SALE.
ttooo will nr# 2 new cottages on
good strest. nenr Peters street, with aide:
alk and all street improvement* down*
CHAS,. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
FOR RENT.
26-R. H., 62 end 64 Walton iL
10- R. H, 70 Cone it
11- R. H, 80 Logan eve.
4-R. H„ 163 Formwalt It.
See—
LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
LOOK AT THIS!
OOJ aqua re feet of space, worth not leaf
than 112.000. If taken within a week c%n
sell at 825,000 for entire property.
MR ft ALIMMST- W1LL TuKOHArfK aS
• elegant »-room house, lot 100x200 ft.. In
Inman Park, near Druid Circle.
three NEW a-roou H5XJIE5 35
beautiful corner In West Knd. $4,250 to
$4.500.
in tns best part of West Knd, from $2,90
to >$.100.
£hYh*\i. 2-htory new hoPhk. TINTKI>
' walls, cabinet mantels, Meblrim *t. Duly
Peachtree, with oyer <
>BAL8 price $0,600. Liberal terms
prices, change for vacant property or «i
{•*2; n g wtnxf'Aftgflrf »f xs
■ Cl,r limit*- large- ahd*-email
' grot
HHHsnll ■
r or smaller home.
iNDWITIIIN
IxSj'to WsliSi ia?WL* 1< feu? 1 'ow U ,nd doutiU
x year.
fiVsiNi
rill buj
“WANT A"bl'»INt!«S AWe We
NOTICE.
I ON FORREST AVENUE. JACK
iiatwr mi mitK It.M'l Pt’tnti V13
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
57 Innrnu Buildiug.
Bell Phone I486. .
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
v Phone* 5488. 4l£ Peter* Building
$3.20O-IN OAKLAND CITY, ON CAR LINE.
we have a loTely 7-room, 2-story house on
lot 60x300. This Is something strictly first
class; best neighborhood from here to Col
lege Park.
$2,400—WEST END, BRAND NEW 6-ROOM
cottage, with water, sewerage, etc., on
level lot, 60x200, dose to car Hue, on terms
of $400 cash and $20 to $26 per month.
$5,000 - COLLEGE PARK, VACANT.
shady, level lot, near car line, 800x300, on
corner. Owner gone west to live. Instructs
us to sell. Will consider nny reasonable
offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms.
12,750—COLLEGE PARK HOUBB, 3-BOOM.
2-atory, lot 100x190, on corner, near car.
Honra I, nearly brand new, big. only about
1 year old. If you are Intarratod and need
term, we can ault you.
527,600—Close In, juit off of Peach
tree, a practically brand now prop
osition; leased to delightful ten
ant* for 53,960. Get out your
arithmetic and figure *ome on this
special reason for selling. Terms
It desired. Call In person for In
formation.
- . -
SALESMEN,
I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon
ald Eubanks.
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.,
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
24 South Broad Street.
$3,50d—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BTOBB AT-
tached; tvMl located; good ataod for busi
ness; renting now for $35 per month; up to
date; should l>c $40.
$4.2f^-M5w shooiniGusy; avmowt:
Modern.
ItBoS^SBW 9-tioi)ir HrtL'sii, C(5K5?EU
lot. Spring street. Well located.
*9.000 ilFYN FOt’U New 4-UOOM houses
nnd oue 8-room bouse, modern; close In;
corner lot; well located.
$6.700-NINE-ROOM HOUSE, 3 ROOM &Elt-
vant’s house, l>arn, and other outbuild-
Ings; 60x230; central, and sure bargain.
near Washington; lot 90x190.'
North MbB.
16,000—EIGHT-ItOOM J-STOBY HOUSE
(new); model home and a beauty.
34,600-KU'1IIT-RO(JM"TWO-HTOHY HOUSE
(new); up to dst. In every w»y.
XJ.tfto—HE'VeN-IIOOM HOUSE (NEW), 6n
corner lot.
$1.000—Fotllt-KouM ltolisk llAIttlAl.N.
XJ.lio-SEVF.N-ttOOJt T W O • BT O B Y
hoimc (new): lot 60x200. Few day. only.
BLKVJcN'xfctV* rdTtiOEH ON dbUTIt
side: 6 and 6 rooms each, ranging In price
from il,500 to $3,250.
ski! t'ft FOB INVESTMENT PllOPBBTY.
We can locate yoa In Went End. If you
are interested In a home or a vacant lot
at moderate prices aee ua.
STURGEON &. LANE,
REAL ESTATE AND NVE8TMENTS.
727-728 EMPIRE BLDG.
BELL PHONE 4376. STANDARD 1279.
16,000—FOB 16-R. FLAT. JUST COMPLET-
ed and lemed for two yenra at a monthly
rental of 360. I!aa lot 60x166 and la aplen-
did renting section.
$4,000 FOR 8-ROOM TUYOR STREET
home, with all convenience* Houra ua-
usually well constructed, I»elng built for a
home, and Is stortn sheeted nml double-
floored. IAit has east front, 60x198. • Terms
$500 cash, balance monthly.
$3,730 FOR TWO-STORT 10-R. IIOl.’SE. ON
corner lot, UX)xl4»e near Inman Park.
Honra wan built Mr a hum. and la atorrn
aheete.1, tho lot I* level, and hn« good
■ervant'a houxe In rear. Term. $500 cart,
linlance monthly.
$1,060 FOB NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME.
near 8. Pryor street, on corner lot 60x150,
renting now for $35 per month. Terms.
$1600 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE, NEAR INMAN
l*nrk, large lot. Term, very eaiy.
$2,500 FOR TWO-STORY 7B. HOUSE.
ju.t off Wa.hlngtnn etreet almoet new.
Tormi $J-0 cart, Twiani-e raxy.
<2,600-5 11. ctiffAtlk. JlfSt <5fi' LUCK IE
Eton for np.W i-it OoTtaGe IN wtfi»
End. Ternx* .
$2.4)6 FOR 4-lt t-OtTAGE ON CREW ST.
$2,100-6 b. cortXiiK Seab milleds!;
avenue. Ternia. .
$2,100 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE ON GRANT
street. Terms.
$1,800 FOR 5-R. COTTAGE. CLOSE TO CAR
imru. In good* white section. $150 cash.
$15 per month.
$1,600—7-B. HOU8B, ON CORNER LOT,
a«nr (on. block from) Decatur atreet
Can canity be nunta a atore. Now renttay c
for $16 per month. Sidewalk, gat and
water.- •
$1,400—If OK lU. OfttfAGE. SiliAR SOUtll
Boulev.nl echom. on lot eaxt front, MxlOO.
Term. $150 c.h, $10 a month.
$1,300 FOR NEW 4H. COTTAGE, NEAR 1
Inman Park. $150 cart, balance eaay.
<L(ft> For Lb. CtJttage.'"near heMV:
hill avenue. .
$450 FOB 2-R. liotiftli. NEAR SOL’Tll
Boulcv.nl orhooL ranting for $4.50 per
mouth. Cash.
$8&0—VACANT CAI’ltoL AVENL*B LOT.
East frout.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED Wm.ODT PAIS BT AN IM- 1
proved aribon. AU work guaraatrad 16 •
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J, WOODSIDE.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
No. S9 Capitol avenue, near
Fair street, 105x200; large resi
dence, very close in; price
$12,000.
No. 705 S. Pryor street, near
Mitchell street, 55x105, ^rielc
residence; good business site-
price $8,500.
Nos. 88 and 92 Ivy street, near
No. 40 Kills street near Ivy,
Auburn avenue. 93x150; alley on
75x123, right In town; pri ce
side; price $21,000.
612.500. * |
CENTURY
BUILDING.
STEEL MAGNATES HOLD
SECRETJONEERENCE
DETAILS CONCERNING A NEW
PLANT AT GARY, IND„
WERE DISCUSSED.
iNO. 138 *FEACIITREE ST.-AT THE
above number on Peachtree street, be-
tween James and Forsyth streets, you will
find one storeroom 27x47, with basement
about the same alze. This place it suitable
for a nlco grocery or almost nny kind of
retail business, and a live man can do n
good business at this stand. Will be vacant
Jaly 1. Kent $160 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones 618
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Miuwlng the Arrlvul and Departure of Pas
senger Trains of tbe Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC It AI LUO AD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
* 3 Nashville 7:10 am* 2 Nashville . 8:35 am
73 Marietta . 8:86 am
•83 Nashville U:46 am _
75 Marietta . 2:C0 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:3J pm
* 1 Nashville 7:36 pm * 4 Nashville . 8:50 pm
CENTRAL <>1 GEOKOIa HAII.WAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Savannah. ... 7:10am Macon ,12:01am
Jacksonville . 7:&o am Savannah ... 8:00 am
Macon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm
" 9:16 urn
8:80 pin
KAIL*
ATLANTA AND WEST” POINT
ROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Selma 11:40 am •Montgomery 6:30 am
Montgom'y . 7:45 pm •Montgomery 12:45 pm
•Selma 11:35 pm *SeIma 4:20 pm
LcGrange ...8:20 am LaGrange ....6^0 pm
•Montgom'y . 8:40 pm *Montgom'y ..11:15 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun*
> /ll trains of Atmnta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mitchell etreet and Madison avenue.
•Augusta
Conyers .,
Covington
•Augusta
UtEoptA
'Augusta ,
^ ily.
55L
6:01pm 'Augusta 7:45 am
... 6:45 am Lithonla 10:06 am
.. 7:46 am 'Augusta S:Wpm
...13:30 pm Conyers 6:00 pm
.... 8:36 pm Covington ... 6:10pm
... 8:15 pm *Augusta ...,11:46 pm
All other trains dally except Sun*
SKABoArO AIK LI.VR RAILWAY.
- . . .£0am
Mempms. . .11:45 am New York . .13:00 m
New York . . 8:30 pm Abbeville . . 4:00 pm
Monroe. . . ,7:40 pm Memphis . . . 6:00 pm
Blrinlngb’m . 8:25 pm Washington . 8:35 pm
Shown In Central time.
SENATOR BAILEY HITS
ROOSEVELTHARD BLOW
8AYS TEDDY HAS COST MORE
AND BEEN WORTH LESS
THAN ANY PRESIDENT.
By Private Leased Wire.
Washington, June 22.—Without doubt
the most cutting remark made with
The house amendment to the sundry
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago, June 22.—The offlclals 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 ofilcials are
In attendance, among them being Pres
ident W. E. Corey and Vice presidents
F. E. House and James Gayley.
The details concerning the establish
ment of the great new plant at Gary,
Ind., were discussed at the meeting.
Plans for the location of the operating
headquarters 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 AdamB streets have been
leased.
THE WEATHER. '
LOCAL FORECAST.
FOB ATLANTA ANI> VIUJN TY-hrtl,
, :4!! , , K u h r U“ na W
FOR SEABOARD AIR LINE
Portsmouth, Vs., June 22.—The report Is
TO HAVE A NEW HOME
Columbu*. Qa., June 52.—The Cotum.
The property front*
TURMAN AUCTION SALE
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
The auction Bale of S. B. Turman &
Co. Thursday wa* a great succeee.
More than BOO people attended by ac
tual count. Ticket No. 668, held by W.
P. Thacker, of 121 Slmpeon etreet, 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 sales, and has the unbroken
success of every one undertaken.
J. V,’. Ferguion, the auctioneer,
his Inimitable style, kept the big crowd
In happy mood and contributed greatly
to the good humor and success of . tho
sale. Many purchasers of lots were
offered proms 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. I, 8786. Mrs. E. D. Hsll; lot
No. 2, *470, C. P. Byrd; lot Na S, *446,
C. P. Byrd; lot No. 4. *446, - W. M.
Kitchen; lot No, 6, *446, E. C. Horton:
lot No. 6, *460, E. C. Horton; lot No. 7.
$425, George Wore; lot No. 8, *415,
George Ware; lot No. 9, *460, S. W.
Gay; lot No. 10, *365, J. A. Everett; lot
No. 1J, *276, J. A. Everett; lot No. 12,
3685, Mrs. S. C. Dooley; lot No. 12,
3325, W. M. Kitchen: lot No. 14, 3200,
George Ware; lot No. 16, 3186, Gay;
lot No. 16, 3255, George Ware; lot No.
17, 8210, George Ware; lot No. 18, 3220,
William Withers; lot No. 19, 3406, J. A.
Everett; lot No. 20, 1880, W. C.
Hughes: lot No. 21, 3410, T. T. Brent;
lot No. 22, $310, W. M. Kitchen; lot No.
23, 3275, J. T.’ Moody; lot No. 24, 3295,
T. B. Johnson; lot No. 26, 3296, W. J.
Grant: lot No. 26, 3395, J. A/Everett;
lot No. 27. 3210, J.-Flnkelstpin; lot No.
28, 3186, W. J. Jones; lot No. 29, 3220,
Mrs. M. P. Beaumont; lot No. 30. 3210,
D. Roxlensky; lot No. 31. 3200, R. M.
Moselle; lot No. 32, *225, Mrs. M. P.
Beaumont; lot No. S3, 3230, Miss M. B.
Pickett: lot No. 84, 3230, Dr. R. N.
Weaver; lot No. 35, 3210, George Ware;
lot No. 36, 3235. J. Flnkelsteln; lot No.
37, 3365, W. C. Hughes; lot No. 38, 8346.
W. C. Hughes; lot No. 83. 3236, T. E.
Londen; lot No. 40, 3360. 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. S. W.
Noyes; lot No. 46. $315. W. E."Ledford:
lot No. 46, 3325, Max Einstein; lot No.
47, *325, M. Peacock, Jr.: lot No. 48,
3660, SI. Peacock. Jr.; lot-No. 49, 3285,
George Ware: lot No. 50, 3280, T. J.
Akrldge: lot No. 51. 3230, T. J. Akrtdge;
lot No. 62, 3380, D. Rosenslnsky.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
T<*in.—IlnMcn, clenr: temnem.,,—
niljhl-uro, el,..,r; SO. Taylor. “X™';/' ,.,r
ve.ton, r-lpnr: 78. Muskn R ,..., eie,;. 75 sit 1
Antonio, rii.jir: S6. Tt-xarlinnx, clrar- a
1 Inno. riser; 78. IVaro. olrnr- *
hums city, fair; 70. Shnrman, clnr-'t
osar r,r
Greenwood, rlonr and pleasant. ’ ‘
Alabama—-Opelika, clear and warm
Huntsville. Clear and hot. Tyor, cleaT a mi
warm. Kufauln. clear and hot. Rai
Georgia—Macon, dear and hot: trap* r «i.. «
nst night Atlnntn. ,-Ir-nr end 4o” AmVr
Irus nnjl All,nny, clear nntl wnriu. Than.,
hn't" - Cln “ r ll0, ' CoIumb “*- clear »“
Tennerare—Nnshvlllr. clear nili pleaaant
LouMnnn—.New Orleans.• clear end hot
Itustun, clenr; temi.ernture 77.. **
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Nortliwest-Oenenllly cloutiy 4(
to 50 above; local reins. r M
Nnrthwest-l'nrtly cloudy; 44 to M sbor,-
scattered showers.
brMsImre So " tl " , ' 08t ~ aM, c r * l| f clear; H
Ohio Valley—Generally fair; M ■ to a
WEATHERJF0RECA8T.
GcorKln—Enlr Frldoy nnd knturd.r .1.
cept showers In mountain districts,'Hitt
to fresh west to southwest winds. '
Virginia—8csttrn4 showers nml thunder
■tornis I- rldny nnd guturdny; fresh west
North Carolina. South Cnrollnn—Fair Fri
day nnd Saturday, except showers In noun.
tnfn districts; light to fresh west to south
• west winds.
Eastern Florida—Pair In north; showrrs
In south portion Friday nnd Saturday; light
variable winds. ,
Western Florida, Alabama and Mlitsliiin.i J"
pt Loulalnna nnd Eaatcrn Tcxss— Fair nnY 5
continued wanner weather Friday and Sit-
unlay; light variable winds.
Western Texas and Arkansas-Fair and
continued warm, weather Friday and Hat-
Tennessee, Kentucky nml West Vlrglnls-
Fnlr h rldny nnd Sntunlny except thuudsr
showers In mountain district
TO BE HELD AT QUITMAN
Lumpkin, On., June 22.—The Farmers* In-
Da Jaly 4 there will be-a beaket dinner.
FOE GUANO COMPANY
Lumpkin. Qa.. Jane 21—A petition baa
>. c. Bullock and T. \\. Bates, all of
than, sad J. T. Patterson sad W. P.
r, of Lumpkin.
The paid-in capital Is 319,00S, divided late
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 9:36 p. m., every SAT
URDAY. a through sleeping car to
Wilmington, N. C.; returning thelNew
through sleeper will leave WU-
mlngton Thursday at 3:00 p.
m., arriving In Atlanta at
6:30 a- m., Friday. Arrangements
have been made with the street rail
way people at Wilmington to have
cars ready at the depot to immediate
ly transport passengers to the hotels
at Wrightsville Beach. Baggage will
be checked to destination. WEEK
END rate, good for five days, $8.25:
SEASON tickets, $18.65.
SEABOARD.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Now York. June 23.—The mtrkot for cot
ton xood oil wa« moderately active nnd
easier. There was trading In all the months
from July to December, nnd new crop de
liveries showed heavInesB tin well as the
near. Prices declined on small otferlnci,
aa there wnn nn absence of support. Tm
general position of the spot market cos-
tlnued quiet anil nl»out unchanged. Export
demand was dull, and while lard remained
firm, the oil market illd not respond.
The market nt the close wns easy, with
prices unchanged to He lower.—Ware A Ls*
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Daring the Inst twenty-fonr hours then
has been n general decrease In the sir
S ressure throughout the country cost of
Je Rockies, A trough of low barometer
now extends from the uppor lake region
southwest to .Mexico. Entering the North
Pacific const Is pn aren of high presinri
that has caused rain in Washington and
Montana. Hhowers have occurred In th«
northeast, in North Carolina, East Ten
nessee nud on the roast of Florida from
Jupiter to Key West. Elsewhere clear
weather prevails.
The tempernture has changed but llttis
over tho southern half of the country,
(while It Is somewhat cooler In the ex*
reme northwest nud warmer in New Eng*
land.
The conditions favor partly cloudy weath*
er in this section tonight and Saturday,
probably showers Saturday.
J. H. MARBURY.
Local Forecaster.
STATE FORECAST.
Georgia. Alabama nnd South Carolina*
Partly cloudy tonight nnd Saturday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Sfi
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t
i!
•Si
8.
meridian time, June
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
' DISTRICT.
•Atlanta
•Chattanooga fi . ...
Columbus
Gainesville ... .*.
Greenville ... ...
Griffin
Macon ,
fMontloello * ...
Xewunn ..*
Rome ;. .1
Spartanburg .
Tallapoosa ...
Toccon ,
West Point ... , r -- ■
•Minimum temperatures are for "i2h.ior
period endlug nt 8 a.m. this date.
' Reeclvofl Into (wire. trouble); not Incloa*
in averages. ■ ,v t
CENTRAL
8TATI0N.
Atlanta
Augusta .. ..
Charleston ...
Galveston ...
Little Rock
Memphis ... .
Mobile
Oklahoma ..,
Savannah
Vicksburg ..
Wilmington
Diat. Average*
111
uio.|j»i
66 :
ii
THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
for tomorrow. 12,490; i
Fettle—Bervlpto, 2,000. Market ateady;
atwra, IS.10QA0O; poor to mrilara. XUSQ
6.06; atoeken and feeder*. 82.79M.i6; qaatlty
rattle poor; Oaality bog. goSJ.
Sheep—Receipt*. 6,000. Market ateady;
quality fair; aatlre*. HI; western. X19--f
“ mb * KMv7U ’<
Inereaie the caplul to $10 v . Tbe pur
poses of the corporation are to manufacture
gtuBo ubd commercial fertilizer* and Co gia
cotton.
noma ros* .
Light showers occurred over the nw
ern districts; elsewhere fair weather PJJ
vailed. Temperature, were lower In
phla. Gaireeton. Utile Book nad tFJJ
nurg dlatrtet. and *U(htly M*b*r I"
of the other eectloa^ UARB! B t
Local Forces itsr.
STOCKS AND BONDS. ^
Georgia <Vh>. 1916 |Sk
Georgia, IL It. ««, |“ jSt
Snraauab >. 1909 J«*4 ™
AtlantaTV 1311 iii
Atlanta. ,H«. te.
Atlanta, 4^ J® 1 * ,5*
Atlanta ami l\V«t l’olnt J® j,
Atlanta and Went Point Debta. 1*7 ‘j,
:: » 2
booth we. tern...
and A. lat
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
By Private |>aaed Wire. . -*>.
Naw York. June 22-The dry «W JK
ket wsa quiet aud wltboot soeoUl r£>
Bpyera were not taking goods
though they were supplying their lc-J
ate requirements. Many goods vrerew*^ J#
ami full prfcea wen* l**lng pttUL.
the coarse end of the market pne-s
sagging.
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