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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Leu Than 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town orders. MISCELLANEOUS. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. J 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. WANTED-GOOD STtlONO WI1ITE MEN at helper* In the foundry to learn mold- era* trade. Good pay to start with and better pay In two or three month*. Ouly thn*e with rood references need apply. I >eLoach Mill Mfff. Co. MEN AND BOYS WANTED LEARN plumbing, plniterlng, hrlcklnylng. Nia cin! offer life aclmlarahlp fifty dollnia, easy payment*; poaltlon guaranteed; free enta- bm Cojm Bros Trade Schools, New York. Chicago. Rt. Lout*. a s. lloialtwHH- 6F MEblOINri Fdlt II. <*rcn«hnw. 14 Grant Bldg., City. YvANTiilVlTES—ranTJOTEllK—XSfi Inborn*. Apply at Howell Htatlon, Ben board Air line yards. i each foronoon In exchange for at Stokfly'a Business College. 3444 tree street. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- five women and girls in our sewing room. Anyone who ean run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced opera tors make from $8 to $12 per week, and we pay 60c per day while learning. Apply Ntmnally Bros. & McCrea, 36 W. Alabama street. will (live hitman Euw.ovu»ut In oar sowing room to girls and women op stay work, short boars and good pay. Experienced operators make from $8.00 to $12.00 per week, and we will give good day wages to those without experience until they learn. If you lire out of Atlanta, write ns and we will glre yon Information nliout boarding places. Nunnal McCrea. 36 W. Alabama street. to enter tpagnxlne business. Call between 9 and 11 a. tu. on Dr. Crenshaw, 14 Grant Bldg., City. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTED—8ITUATION IN HARDWARE store; Atlanta preferred; four years' ex perience and the beat of references. Ad- prom \V G S . care Atlanta Georgian. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK money send for our free circulars. Gen eral Salsa and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN BVspsHiisSi ..itionuniirj runuir lor worg* era. State If you bare bad experience. WANTED—MI8CELLANEOU8. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., at 90 8. Pryor, can dispose of your household goods, office fixtures, safes, car pet*. ruga, plapea, etc., tu advantage. Beit Btditer Springs, $4 &J. ■■Easy MV I>. CRANE * CO. it New Pfjw>Ll FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HATE YOU ANYTHING TO BELLY ir JO. h«T,. .rail It t. lb, loalk.ro Auction and Co.- X B. Pryor .met. Phoa. itasL.N r uiXES-l—ATl.AH~il6tLEk8 ' 11 stylet and alsea.- Works, B»r .... —All style* and stsea.——— i Engine Works, Empire Illdg., Atlanta T-^LAII"—HITbInTchh nolTIES old have high grade signs. Call on sign Co.. Y144 North Tryor street should Kent SUm iT'avKiJDoD ItiiIgiIt “ITASrt Volt • sale. Address I'lsuo. cere G< 11 cban£ a co. Front New Depot, r •eorglan. r-wrri •V&. ..... m'TAtii^>s'E nan hay'i-;. imu ga* are lamps, one ebowcaa** and one counter. Cole Book Co., IS Whitehall st. F<. it ALR-rSFXS’T * -\V a It b R 6 ft Hj r.nc quality goods; hand-embroidered and *tltcbe«l; baa never been need; bargain for ■was poo. Address M . care Georgian. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOO SEE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Cat,’, now line. Jn.l added . nil Hoe of trunk., traveler*’ auppllr* and moral office miwIm. The cheapest mr Mid. We hay. Ml or exchange everything. 17 ..d » Wet Mitchell .irael. Bell phone IV3. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS. H H. PUYOK MT. hoot end .hoe repairing. When I Delrtni. 1 mean the U-e Bapetfor mnterlnl .ad I (H> beet rrteirli( M «k! — — _J nek leather, with the te.t workmen,hip. I know how to K twnnno I know n nho*. I nm n mender nnd ran make comfortable nod nerrlrrahle oboe I wok. down nnd won — Don't forget tb. Ke., a IT Pryor LUMIIER -WE HAVE THREE MILLS cutting south Georgia plno shingle*. Also 1 mnnufn«turf> flooring, celling, siding and ! Inth. Write us /or delivered prices. Kll- ■ Man Lumber Company. Box 107, C’ordele, | Ga. ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON fence** Hold nnd erected. Fencing for farm. lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive agents for 'T'nge Fence. * Dixie Fence Co. successors Tilly Fenco Co., 41 West Hunter street. I'bones JCC. Wagon Umbrellas. $1.00. A Shady Thing. E. D. CRANE A CO. Front New Depot. RfirtTiH NEkr 'tPTs Dayh i WITX cut my te5 aulta to $26. Carroll, the tailor. 172 Peachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel. AT <;OB'r—JlY BTrtfIK OK IRON rtAFKM and vault doora to l>e sold at coat during next week; now la your time. 28 8. Broad street. It. W. Kills. Atlanta. RANrtftltPT BALE OF WOOD-W<)RKIN<i machinery. The entire plant of w. P. Waldrlp, cabinet maker, will -be sold by the referee In bankruptey on July 3 st 12 o'clock to the highest bidder for cash. Healed bids will be received until that Itour. For Information apply to Framnton E. Ellis, receiver, 626 Prudential building. At lanta, Ga. „' ' EDUCATIONAL. gm>Bm'Sir.''‘fiimT?ifCCTrsrgr"fgT : E: writing, mathecnatlca. grammar and spell ing taught In evenings. Btokely s Shorthand and Btialneas School. 3444 Peachtree street. * LOST. STRAYED FROM NO. 436 CREW STREET, Ane Iron gray mare, with aore on right/ Return to Mell Plumbing Co., 66 Boutb Pryor afreet. Ijiht-a ftK\VAhl> OF 35 iVit.l. (Its IJaJD for the return of white and liver colored apotted pointer dog. arrayed or stolen from 4M Court land atreet Thursday nlfhL ‘ F. M. Sawyer" on collar. Apply 406, cotirtlsnd MVfcit AND WlfiTl! pointer ilog, evenly innrketl head, erup tion on feel and legs; had collar on with my nam* on If. Reward will he paid far hla delivery to me nt tbe Majestic Hotel. J. R. S. Holmes. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. GO HKB SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex- change, buy and Mil automobiles. Oarage. 10-13 Mitchell street, Atlanta, On. Bell pbnn* 4S94-L Main. ATTRACTIVE BIGN8 WILL RBINQ TOU business. For high grade work call on Kent. 9144 N. Pryor. Phone 2928. Custom Made Harness. To Fit Any Horse. E. D. CRANE ft CO. Front New Depot. EdgEWooI) aVk^0eTj1u>cerV kf6'ftET An o*i»eclal l>argaln—Investigate, W. Jonea, Bnalneaa Broker, 222-223 Century Bldg. Phones 6660. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOM8. COOU PLEASANT ROOMS 13 TO 13 A week. Lodging 31 * week. Meal. 32 60 a week. 10U Trinity avenue. Bell phone 3241, Atlanta phone 1N7. CLEAN. COOL. NICELY FURNISHED rooms for men, $2 per week. No extra charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue. R. Phono 2243. Atlanta phone 2767. FOR RENT—ROOMS. VRTrifKmrxnnrvTTnNr^^ without board, on Pine at., near Plod- inont ave. Apply 821 Prudential Bldg. Bell phone 306 M. FOR RENT—OFFICES. ACCEPT ABLE PERSON CAN RHARH two beat offlcca In Atlanta: uae of type writer; Inth phones; nicely furnished. Ap. ply 333 Century Illdg., 8 to 11 o'clock Sat urday. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1266. 30 B. Hunter St. WILLI B WALL PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock In 8outh. 64 N. Broad 8L “KENT LIGHTS." THE REB-P OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold at ,114 N. Pryor BL Alex Kent, Phone 1443. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIK, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Dell 3339. Men's aewed bait soles. 76c. WALL PAPER. j. M. QUICK 4 CO.—WALL PAPER. moulding., pictures, picture frame, etc. R.ll pbon. 139. Standard 70*. 37 E. Hunter. BUSINESS DIBEOTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— WbolMSi. and ratall dlatrlbutora of Tie- tor Talking Machine and Record*. Ju.t received large consignment of macblne and oear 10,000 records. Immodlat* attention (lean mall ord«* W# want tb* name* of all talking mncbln* dnlrn In the nouth. Write foe entnloffM. Alr-xnnder-Elye Co. lUcVcTiES and sundrieb-laBJest. bicycle nnd sundry dlatrlbutora tb th, MUlb. Southern agent* for Pierce. Tile. Bnell nnd Hudson blcjele*. Write for our IN* catalogue nnd price UgL Alexander. Elye* Co KhomuT'aTTIIC HEMEDIBH cuftt! scalp dlwwM* nnd make hair grow. Kmm'a Medicated Soap make* you by- gjentcally cten*. 139 yere **cce*s.l J. J. Krom. specialist, *13 "Tb* Grand, ' At lanta, G*. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 33-K GOLD CROWNS 13 UP. without pnln. All work guaranteed It rears I.nnl,r Dental Pnrlon, White- Mil St, over Emrnona' clothing nton. Uell phoa* a*3d. WE MOVfc, HTOHE. PACK AND SHIP household foods; insurance rate one par cent. Office and warehouse 163-45 Walton street. Both 'phones. Csthcsrt's Trans fer. REYNOLDS. tits SitifT 1'aTSTEII. Sign., banner,. Hag. nnd ling decoration, for special occasions. 30H E. Alabama St TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT TAIN—All dental work don* without palp. All work guaranteed 14 year*. Lanier Den- tal lterlora. 3944 Whitehall BL. over Em- moos* ctothluf store. Bell pbooe 2563 J. CASH REGISTERS. * (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. I1AM.WOOP8. IDEALS ••4 all other makes st bsrfaln prices. We ran sell you n refUter, suitable for any business, at a price that cannot help but pleaae you. Caeb or mootbly payments. Every register i[tiarantee<l for two yen re. (tout hero Cash teglater t'o^. Branch of American Kecond- Hand Cash Reglater Co.. 24 H. Brood atreet. Atlanta. Us. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AM) MILAN STRAW I1ATK cleaned nnd rwhnpod. Me. Boft nnd attBT felt kata cleaned end re- Mutped. #e. Band, or aweati. He eerh extra. ACME HATTERS. 4fe Whitehall BL TO BELIEVERS IN ADVERTISE! Advertising will .ell anything one time. Millions of dollar, have been made through use of printer's * Ink. The dally newspaper, are recognized as the most valuable source of advertising. It I. an assured fact that no matter how Judiciously your advertising Is placed; no matter how attractively your displays are arranged; no matter how great the circulation or Influential the medium you employ,.If your goods are not as-represented advertising will do you no good. Tho Georgian Is In the Held to secure the advertising of desirable articles. The Georgian guaran tees a circulation of 23,000 as high class readers as any paper In the United States. It you have some thing which you honestly believe the public wants, and you want to communicate the fact to the public that you possess that article, and will place this squarely before the people. The Georgian solicits your business and will guarantee you returns. Hundreds of advertisers have Just begun to appreciate thls'paper as an Influential medium. Its columns are being patronized. The fact that some advertisers repeat Insertions Is proof positive of the satisfaction with which they have been served. Place your name squarely before the public. Tho Georgian has no freo llsL The only way to get It Is to buy it This Is evidence that the paper has a valuo. Let the public see your ad. In The Georgian and you will reap results. DEKALti AVENUE LOTS We have only two of tho DeKalb avenue lots left one is a eorner 63x170, at $900, and the adjoining lot 63x180, at $800. These are in the fine grove between Hurt street and Moreland avenue on car line; water main in front and in city limits. No such values can be found in Atlanta as these two superb building lots. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT TO KXUHAXftE HANDSOME cottage, excellent result. large lot, flno •bade, etc., on tooth side. f •lot In BUAMBACII riANOB. ESTABLISHED 1823, BECHT PIANO CO- C2-N. FORSYTH. EAST CAIN ST. NEAR HIGHLAND AVENUE. I SPLENDID COTTAGES. ALMOST NEW, occupied regularly by high cla«« colored tenant., nt s rental of >34 per month. Tbl. 1s n specially go ' can l>* bonght at I ms for bargain. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. NORTH SIDE HOMES. i Have several very handsome North Side homes. For Information 8 ” LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, 412 Peters Bldg. $27,600—1N V ESTM E NT—CLOS E IN ON north aide, paying $3,960. Special reason for •filing. il7 OLENWOOD AVE.-$3,150 ON BABY terms. This Is n lovely 7-r. cottage on shady lot, north front, 60x180, Is In perfect condition; possession glren at once. Spe cial reason for offering this. $1.800—NO. 3 CURRAN 8T„ RENTS FOR $18; Is nearly brand new; 6-r., good lot. Just outside city limits; save taxes. This Is a atrlctly first-class proposition for In vestment or home. Easy terms. $4,250—BRAND NEW 8-R. HOME ON north aide, car line; splendid elevation, near Jackson streot. Owner refused this week to rent It for $40; preferring to sell It. Now If yon really want a splendid north side home, storm-sheeted, double-floored, 1 • . 11111 f U11 V fillMted, HCC UH at (HUM* nnd we can help you get It on terms If desired. INMAN PARK HOME, 7 LARGE ROOMS, ALL MODERN IMPROVE MENTSSERVANTS’ AND OTHER OUTHOUSES LARGE SHADY LOT, 80x 200 FEET; AX IDEAL HOME IN EVERY RE SPECT. PRICE $6,000. THOS. W. JACKSON, 1416 4th Nat’l Bank Bldg. Phone 5214 Main. coiiage. wnipr, sewerage, etc.; iol level and shady and Is 60x200, right st cir line. We esn make terms of $250 cash and $26 per month on this for Immediate sale. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only On* Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Horn... The flnt month will be given FREE! and If occupied one year, two more monthe will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine month* you will have to pay for. Non* but good families will be allowed In thee* hou.ee. Thee* are located on the River electrla car line only twenty minute* rid* from the center of the city; contain 7 and S room*; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every home front* a flfty-foot Fork, which In net In tries, evergreen* end flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for childran. It I* cheaper than living tn the city and the surrounding* are more whole- •ome. In the center of title Park are W, Ferro Phosphate Springs, which wtU cure any cos* of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-houe* cost ing $1,509.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who live* on the ground!, will show you through the houses. Rent $10.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. EMMETT HEIGHT, uenier in nnd County Ural BelU’bonl “SSi-AtCi YOUR TEETH proved metbou. Reasonable price*. ■■■I 1*4 Whitehall fit. rlothin? Pt re. S Anitisd if Dlsr Dental utensil st., over Emmons* Boll nho is 2563-J. TEETH hauler Dentil Barton. Bk over Emmons' clothing store. Bell phone FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, NO. Ul 1'K.U'IITREE BTBEET-AT THE ■bare number on Peachtree street, he- men Jemra and Forsyth rtrwti you will wl one .toremow. 37x47. with levant boat the nee else.' Tbl. |daw h Mini hie JOHN J. WOODSIDE, ' THE RENTING AGENT. It Auburn Avenue. Doth Phones 618. $4,000—RENTS FOR $40. CLOSE IN ON •oath side, good street, l-r. up-to-dnto bouse, with every convenience and m beauty. Don't My south side property Is not good HOW.IS THIS? A NICE 4-ROOM COTTAGE AT NO. 606 WEST HUNTER STREET, JUST COMPLETED. WOODWORK FINISHED IN FLEMISH OAK AND MANTELS IN MAHOGANY. WALLS TINTED. PRICE $7,600. HERBERT A MINOR, 218-Peters Building. NORTH SIDE HOME, 570 NORTH BOULEVARD THIS IS A BRAND NEW 8-ROOM 2-8TORY HOME, JUST COMPLETED. HAS ALL CONVENIENCES AND 18 MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT. PRETTY TINTED WALLS; WOOD WORK FINISHED IN OLD IVORY; DOORS AND MANTELS IN MA HOGANY; BEAUTIFUL CHANDE LIERS AND FIXTURES; CHINA CLOSET, BUTLER'S PANTRY; POR CELAIN BATH; ' LAVATORY AND QTHER CONVENIENCES TO MAKE IT A MODEL HOME. THE LOT IS LEVEL AND IS IN AN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD THIS PLACE MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. PRICE ONLY 16.000. . HERBERT A. MINOR, 218 Peters Bid's. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luekie St. Car to Waterworks. REMEMBER WHAT WE SAY. not'Bi.B Yorn money within a YEAH. BAY 12 Ai'ltRB. WITHIN MM- 1TB AND *» FEET' OF STEER CAB. J.S'1 FEI'.T BTKKtrr PHO.NTAOB. St It- VBV Ft IB SIH TRACK IN I'ltOPEUTY. tilt INC '■ FKFT TRACK FlttiNTAUB. PBH't: ONLY nz.000. WITH TK.ltMS. M. McNEILL & W. S. SHERWOOD, 614 EMPIRE BLDG. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county, granted at the June term, 1906, will be sold before tbe court house door of said county, oi first Tuesday In July next, within tbe legal h-iurs of sale, the following property of the estate of Thomas A. Crusselle, deceased, to wit: A part of land lot No. 65 of the 14th district of Fulton county, Georgia, In tbe city of Atlanta, and described as fol lows: Commencing at tbe southeast corner ■ •f 11 it y good n $ fiiuo nnd Sylvan n\»*iin** nnd running thence east along tbe south aide of Ila/good avenue two hundred and fifty (260i reet to Fern aTenue; thence south along the west aide of Fern avenue one hundred <100) feet to a ten-foot alley; thence we»t along said alley two hundred and fifty (250) feet to Sylvnn avenue; thence north along the east 'able of Sylvan ave nue one hundred (100) feet to the point of beginning, being lots 16, 16. 17. IS and 19 of blork C of plat, recorded In Fulton county frontage on tin* cunt Hid** of Sylvan ave nue of one hundred nnd ten (110) feet nnd extend back one hundred and twenty (120) feet to n ten-foot alley. ANo a tract of land In the city of At lanta lying nnd being In land lot No. 110 of the 14th district of Fulton county, Geor gia, commencing on the east side of Itorny street one hundred and twenty (120» feet south of ('niter street nnd running thence south along tin* east side of la.ray street eighty (80) feet and extending thence back east same width as front one hundred GOO) feet, being lots Nos. S2 and 33 of the I^nch jtroperty as platted by Harry Krouse, April Also a part of land lot Na 62 of the 14th district of Fulton county. Georgia, com- uienclug at a point on the south side of North avenue 339 feet west from Fort street; thence extending south one hun dred lion, feet: thence west 4* feet; thence north one hundred (100) feet to the south side of North nvenuo: thence eost 43 feet to the beginning point, being the north part of lot No. f7 of the Tolbert and Drmnmond plat of thp I.uckie property. Also a part of land lot No. 52 of the district of Fulton county, Georgia, r mcnclng at a point pn the south side Inman Avenue two hundred nnd nluoty-slx (296) feet we*t from Fort street nnd eg tending thence south two hundred am fourteen «214) feet t<* Linden avenue; thenee west along tbe north side of Linden ave nue forty-eight (48) feet; thence north two hundred and fifteen <215i feet to Inman avenue; thence east along south sblo of Inman avenue forty-eight (48) feet to tbe beginning point, being lots No*. 35 and 36 of the Tolbert and Drummond plat of tbe buckle property. Also a tract of land In. the city of At lnnta. being n part of land lot No. 21 of the 14tb district of Fulton county, Qsor- of Cameron street one hundred (100) feet, thence west two hundred nnd forty-three ' 2431 fe»*t I., a ten foot alley; tlienc* south along tho oast side of said alley one hun dred (100) feet to Plckert street; thence east along the north side of l*lckert street two hundred and forty-three (241) feet to the beginning point, being a part of the A*. P. Grant subdivision. ' Terms cash. COURTLAND B. WINN. Administrator. RAILROAD SCHEDULES senger Trains of the Following Roads: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. lH*pnrt To— • 3 Nashville 7:10am* 2 Nashville . 8:3! 73 Marietta . 8:35 am 74 Marietta ..12:11 •93 Nashville 11:44 nm *92 Nashville . 4:60 pm 78 Marietta . 2:50 pm 72 Marietta .. 5:30 pm • 1 Nashville 7:35 pm * 4 NaahvIPa . 1:60 pm 1:40am Macoo 4:0) pm Savannah ... 4m6 pm Bayanujih ^... »gr ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. Arrive From- M Depart To- •8ftma 11:40 am ’Montgomery 6:30 am •Montgom'y . 7:40 pm •Montgomery 12:45 pm •Mum 11:38 pm •Seim* ....... 4:30 pm LaGrange ... UOrange ....KJOpm •Montfom'y . 1:40 pu •Montgom’y ..11:15 pm •Dally. All other trains dally except Sun- *jfh trains of Atranta and West Point Railroad Company arrive nt 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 3ooyer> .....6:45 run Uthonla lo.osam Covington .. T:4« am ’Auguata I:» pm •Augusta ...12:10 pm Conyers ...... 6.-00 pm Uthonla .... J:#r« Covington ... 6:10 pm •Augusta .... 8:15 pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm •Daily. All other trains dally except Boo- BABOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY. Arrtr* From— Hepnrt To— wukifto. . IJOna Rlnaln(tun) . ,:M • 111* -.W«$WS - .-.7« M.":u'$:S^Trak-.-:J:S‘S ,w York . . 3:3) pm AMmtllo . . 4Mpa tnnme. . . . 7:49 pm Mc-mphU . . . IMm irmlngh’m . »mn IVn.hlnctoa' . 3:33 nm Shown In Central time ooooooooooooooooooa o O THE NEW8 FROM HOME. When you Imvo Atlanta for your summer vacation, drop a poatal with your addrera to tho circulation department of Th. Georgian, and the paper will be mailed to you at the regular carrier rate to city aubncrtberi, o of ten cent, a week. When no- O tifylnx the offlee In thU man- O O ner, add your home addrcea alio, o - O o 99000099 00000990000 STATISTICS. . DEATH 8. Iraac Strike, flu*-,l 3 years, died of carbolic acid polionluir at Grady hoipltnl. Arllni- Suddon,. 5 mnuthfl old. died of cholera Infantum at 63 Central place. John Harclny Arnold. 7 year, old, died of hydrophobia at Norwood, tin. * BIRTHS.... .. To Mr. nnd Ilf*. W. 0. Turner, 103 Grunt street, a daughter. To ilr •mugl. and Mrs. William F. Denard, 64 jhter. Valter E. Blount, of Nelson, Go., a son. BUILDINGPERMITS. $175—Clyde Brooks, to repair frame dwell ing at 1$ Schofield street. $50—W. It. Jones, to build frame shed on corner of Highland avenue and Randolph street. $3-)—Mrs. Sarah Kelley, to add to one- story frame dwelling at 381 Auburn avenue. I*. Gore**, f(» remodel nm* story frame dwelling at 455 Court la ml street. $500—W. L. Traynham. to remodel three brick stores, 72-74-76 Decatar street. $3,400—City of Atlanta, to add to brick school building, corner Booth Boulevard and Bryan street. $1,000‘-City of Atlanta, to add to Form- wait school building. $500—Sckcslnger-Moyor Bottling Co., to build frame stable at 64 Msngum street. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $750—J. J. Edwards to C. E. Boynton, lot :i Crew street near Woodward avenm*. • $1,000—R. C. Maeger to Charles Maeger. .jt on Greensferry nvenue. Warranty deed. $800—W/ It. Heard to W» E. Heard, lot on Wells street near McDaniel street. War ranty deed. $900—East Atlanta Land Co. to Fltshugh Knox, lot on Kdgewood avenue near Fort street. Warranty deed. $575— Same to same, lot bn Edgewood nve nue near Jackson streot. Warranty deed. ATLANTA MARKETS. THE WEATHER. LOCAL F0RECA8T. Atlanta nnd VIcJnlty-Falr and coatlnasd warm tonight nnd Saturday. ** WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. The weather In Texas. Alabama, Geerri* Tennessee, nnd illsslsslppl Is geoeriu* clear nml hot this morning. MaEtSTlS rain last night, with high winds. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Cloudy. i>ove; generally hen Northwest- 44 to 64 renerally heavy rains, and raining, west—Partly cloudy. 66 to 70 abmm- general rates In North Dakota, locsl in South Dakota nnd Minnesota. West nnd Southwest—Generally r>n r w to 78 above; local rains In Iowa nal N«! brnskn. ^ , Ohio Valley—Clear, 76 to 80 above. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana nnd Eastern Texas—Lor#| *how. ers Friday nnd Saturday; fresh soutoeast to aouth winds. Georgia and Alabama—Partly cloudy Frl- day and Saturday; variable winds. West Florida nnd MIsrisgIpnI-p ar t| T cloudy Friday and-Saturday; light to fresh south winds. West Texas-Fair Friday, except showers In the panhandle; Saturday fair e nnd Kentucky—Fair Friday; aoler Tennessee . v _, Saturday showers nnd cooler. Produce exchange. Lemons $5.35 to $5.du. Lime* 76 to $1. Peaches, per crate, $1 to $1.50. Pineapples $2 to $2.60, market at present time well stocked. Bananas, straights, ii-”* hunch $1.60 to $1.75. Culls, per hnnen, $1 to $1.26. Wtnermelons, $10.00 to $20.00 per 100; de mand good. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.- Llve hens 35 to 37V4c; fries 22H to 26c: broilers 16 to Lire ducktf, Pekin 30 to 36cb puddle 25 to 27Hc. Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c; dressed turkeys, per lb., 16 to 18c. Eggs, per dozen, 17 to 17^. Butter, table, per Ib^ 20 to 22%c; cook- ig. per lb., 1244c to 16c. Honey—New 8$$10c lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10 VKOETARLES.-Irieh potato... No. 1 stork $3.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76. Tomatoes, per. crate, $2 to $2.60; demand ood. Beans, green, per crate, $1 to $1.25; wax 60 to 75c. 8goaah, yellow, 50 to 75c. > $1; market overstocked • Corn, new,. 15 to 20q per dosen. Okra, per crate, $1.60 to $2. Cucumbers, per crate, 60 to 75c, market well stocked. Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.20. Old sweet potatoes, per bushel, $1 to $L25; ew sweet potatoes $1.75 bushel. Cherries. L’l-iiunrt crate, $1.60 to $1.75. Cantaloupes. pe»* crate. $2 to $160. Blackberries Vj to 1244c nunrt. Dewberries 10 to 124*1* «juart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Postels Elegant $6.35; Diamond mtgiit Sfi^fgfcc? $5.10; half patent itent $8: font . __ . ■.10 to $4.36; ihflcs* $3.90: spring wheat patent $5.5^66. Market strong. CORN.-Choice red cob 78C; No. 2 white 74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 73c. OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rust proof, 60c. , MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, 73c? bolted 140-lb. jutes, per bushel, G3c. shorts, white, $1.40: medium, $1.35; brown. $1.15. iiAt.—iiiuuiujt vuuii-w i«rjrr n.ura, $1,10; do., choice small bale# $1.14; do.. No. 1 timothy hales, $1.08; do.. No. 2 $1; do., No. 1 clover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed CLOVER.—Choice 90c. The ttlMve prices nre f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.-Standard granulated Sc. New York Refined 44 to 444; plantations 44 to (He. Market stronger. COFFEE..—Roasted Arbnckle's $15.60; bulk. In bags or barrels, 12Kc; green 10 to 12c. Market weak. RICK.—Carolina 444 to 744<% according to grade^ Market very strong. Arkansas—Partly cloudy Friday; 8atw day cloudy; Friday shower* and cooler la the afternoon or night; Saturday fair. COTTON 8EED OIL. New York. June -The market for cob* ton seed oil was very quiet, with only • few small sale* of July and September during the early dealings. With node* day today there was n disposition to await the effect of the July notices, nnd this nat urally restricted operations In sit deliver ies. The near positions are Influenced very largely by the technical position of the market, while distant months c?b Influ- enced by new crop news. The market at the close was steady with prices uachs&ssl to 44c higher.—Wore ft Lelond. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The controlling wenlther conditions changed very little in the last 24 I The center of highest pressure I* northern Alnbnmn, while that of Iowm barometer la In North Dakota, bavins moved slowly eastward since Thursday morning. • * There is s small area of cloudiness to clear skies prevail. Thunderstorms have occurred In tbe Da kotas. Nebraska, New York, and at 4VII- mlngton. N. C. The temperature has changed but little except on the north Atlantic coast, the upper Missouri valley and the Dakota*, wbere it is from 4 to 10 degrees cooler. COTTON REGION -BULLETIN. STATIONS OF DISTRICT. •Atlanta, cleur •Chattanooga, clear..... .. Columbus, clear Gainesville, clear........... Greenville, clear Griffin, clear •Mncon. clear Montlcello. clear Newnaii, ilenr Rome, elsnr Spartanburg, clear Tallapoosa, dear Toccos, dear. West Point, dear »tsragftttf erlod ending nt 8 n. Late report, June 28 are for 12-boor Tn It:«[ mi. ,■l.-ar...' haras. 15c. Dry salt extra OMR 20*5 lbs. 10.50; fat harks 844: Hnpreme lard .!■>.. lied. Cross Drift HraMiriMM •la tea 844c. __ compound 7H. lied Cron 714. STOCKS AND BONDS. „ . Bid. Aflkod. OTCrdn 4U*. IMS lit IIS Gcord*. II. II.Jj, 1,19 105 1MJ Sarannah 3a. 130, ion, 103 1 Macon (a, 1*19 10S ;T Atlanta, (a. 1*11 itA Atlanta. 4Via. US ]M u, Atlanta, 4a. 1*34 106V4 MTV Atlanta and Weal Point 1SS lin Atlanta nnd Went 1-olnt Debt*. 197 110 C. R. of Gcorrln llrnt Income M do. accond Incom* to w do. third Incom* M M Gcnrjtln M 2B Atwnnt* nnd Hnrnnnnb 117 Boathtrantero iu list, Georgia 1-ndBc lata — ~ r7 ’ C„ C. and A. l«t STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN Now York, June 39.—The Bun onja: A* wna thought probable by tbe mnjorlty of clo*. obaerv.r* of the .lock market after the dona of bualncaa Wnlncaday, there wna a renewal In tbe foeepart of the eeeelon yeeterday of preeslug Ihiuldatton that baa been recently oo notably In erklence. It w*n mnnlfeit Wednetdny that numeroua cnUa by eommloalon bonoel upon their cno- tomera for Ibe etrengtheulng of weak apec- nUtlee account! would tie made oyer night •f/ 1 the reneonnlile expectation wn* that n fair proportion of tboee to whnm*tbmH- de mand* were addreeH.il would decide to clow the accounta In ,|ne>t|nn. Tbew an depreaeed, falling on the accond oecnaton to tbe lowest points yet tonehed In. tbe eoarne o« the present ilecllne movement. It developed, on Ibe other hand, that Ibis enforee.1 prraanre to anil storks was not sufficient to bring tbe market to tbe point of iterooratlxatloe, and that It gave every appearance of rep ream ting Ibe maximum power, for tbe time being nt least, of tbe force, that have been recently exerted In Ibe effort to force qootatlous of .tocka downward. There mlnrally began there- Innnn. rt»Km. These purchase* 1 oj^itock: not characterised by any parilculn urgency, and many times during tlw» .i«i as tbe market, rose to new hlgl: became dull. * * from the very running from * Atlanta .............. Augusta Uharleston Galveston Little Rock Mobile Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma Savannah ...» Vicksburg Wilmington llcatcs inappr 1TI5® (able raloftuT inpreclnblc Remarks. Temperatures were two to four «ie*re« higher over the belt. Light rains fell over tb. ...tern portion ««'""U' ABm nT . ' laical Korcco.tcr. piedm'ont BROKERAGE CO/8 DAILY MARKET LETTER New York. Jone M.-rotlon-The ™tt«| market today has been entirely projo***^! In character and dullness prevailed ilunuf tbe morning sewdon. After npenluf down 2. to 4 point*, n little rally occurretT >?* Orleans nhowed considerable- July option, but the distant niontbs were not nffectctl. The market la *2^*h* ta government report on the Jl, wdwb expected to show that the *** at 5*, r *o. crop conditions are maintained. Aa •• male of tbe cooditlon ta Mlaa sjj IssnnI Just about noon, which ahmwd per cent condition, which lsjwari*n. .iJJ, "SLSTSS mark,, ap.n.^ rf a henry time, and It la t 111 !}, , ,Al. r nil- liull purty to get stocks up. The tuoet o' eplcuoui thing about the tuirVcti* continued nnd Irrenlatlble lliiuMittl.m « atocka. The only ntrenglb la »> in Iicuoe of the abort lutcrrlt in'l 'h parly la dally meeting with *■;"**Tp The Increase.I flo»tlng .apply , dlfflcnlt for tbe bull element to even ■ tain price*. Barb decline ■locks lower than they were beftj bansts move margins and neceMltatc* t™ eH ling Of nn lnrotubtnryMtnre. jjg ntrenglb In nil money ale® operated tbe market. L. J. ANDER80N & CO.’8 . DAILY COTTON LETTER w York. June York opened with an attack option which carried It down raid waa made oa the notices covering about Sa0» '•* „ cotton had Im-cu loaned, and . ttm . tbe nature of an attempt to (nt 'b; ^ oueil, and _«r«. me nature oi bu nttempt to tW per Of the market than anythlngei^ price* quickly recovered ong'/; . and the report that the majority of notice* would Imj topped. At noon market hn.l recovered .nearly all of id become very qu»ef. # ^ *t- win 2^bfbrs xt Tneolny. It I. tW mT** rt will .11.,W n decline In tbe ^^t. tlon of from 3 per rent *,. P a,lH«iy ■ I,..,, high level. It an.I In ,iiitlclp*Mna <>f tbl» J5i„» op t» no.lng price, were not far ■ thnt price* will he allowed to deahM or • r 1-e.t of the day. and gains that time. Hboahl tbe .raport’rlM.dit the *t4M*k* aubji of *i- th< alien.—Glb»»rt A Clay.