The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 01, 1906, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text= X1XXU AXiJAll X£% WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Leu Than 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YAMBOtlflB, MAS IKIC I'LL M UK It, Phooet 135. 50 B. Iluntar SL wnxnr IoMIUaV. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. uo SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- ment Co. W® repair, reconstruct. ex change, l»uy anil sell automobile* Garage 1012 Mitchell street. Atlauta, Go. Dell phone 4*94-1- Main. AMUSEMENT It ABO AIN—ONE OF T*IK liest money makers lu Atlanta; look Into till*. W. Jones. Undue** Broker. 23 On tury Buflfllng: call * to 11 or 1 to i. Folf HAIKAt O.SirB--4)n account oif bar lug to move. I will aell my entire stock of millinery and store fixtures, nil new, at n great sacrifice. J. M. C\, care Georgian. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. 1 WANT TO I'I'RCHAHR FROM TUB owner for at»out $4,000 to $5,000 cash, mod ern home on the North Hide. Give location, price, ete. Address Buyer, care Georgian. IF VOlfWAXT TO KIT I! Kit lit JVM uit lldg. Phones: Main $143, Atlanta 214$. REAL E8TATE FOR SALE. Just uearlng eoinpletlon. ou West Hunter street. Will sell ou easy terms. Herbert A. Minor. 217 Peters building. 1 HAVE HEVKBAL 8MALL FARM8 FOB e; sultar WANTED HELP—MALE. MEN AND BOYS WANTED—M5ARN plumbing, plastering, hrlcklsylng. Special ©ffsr, Ufa scholarship $M; easy payments; position and union card guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyn® Bros'. Trade Schools, New York, Chicago. St. Louis. \fAN+8i>—GOoD'BTBfiN'o wmfit"'MW as hel|»ers In the foundry to learn mold- era* trade. Good pay to start with and better pay In two or three months. Only thosa with good references need apply. Itolansrh MIIL Mfg. Co. I WANTBE-Gfiof* cntiASt AWh MWHT goods man; reply with reference sod full particulars as to ability and experience. Address Savannah, rare thla office. WAWTKTCTlJTHHteteT MkTAirWoitir ers to attend open meeting of Local », the first Tuesday night In June, 141-2 N. Forsyth street, third floor. t'LATUUto SALfcHMAtt, MLLEffF on, $45; stenographers, $45, $70: stenog rapher who rau Invest $500 In business; Indy companion for Invalid, $&». Bellamy Business Agency. 1520 Candler Bldg. WANTKl>-A 'cognrNATloN. HTKSoH dress, Zero, care Georgian, WANTED HELP—FEMALE. ilnunpMiiMnpMMi In oar Hewing room to girls and woman on easy work, abort hours and r . we will gtvs good __ those without cxpetienca until they Irani. If you live one of / Inntn, write ua and we will give yon IVAHTSirrwiiiTK i-Kitmi.Si a* ctToiT In Urn In boura. Family of two only. Addrenn "II. K.." care Georgian. Oaorgta WapW^D—Hetiled woman to cook In amalt p. Good wages. Ap- ... Jmont avenue. I'oit hmai.i. raunx I pujr highest vun nml I -I. Telephone, Bell 3W1 Mali SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. peachparknr desires position .during peach urason. ^ W. H.^Beckham^ Ze|mlmu Gn.^ doctor or dentist; liest reference. Address Quick, rare Georgian. V'AS'fBli-AITPiWTffS—CT—RtEjJTmT Si rapber; several years' experience and best * references furnished. Address It. K. t EdinltaMe Bldg. I'honc Main 6319. WANTED—AGENTS. money nend for our free circular*. Os eral Balsa and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. for magulflceut new uiapa; new features: easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal i*>»ltton; extraordinary chance for work MISCELLANEOUS. uale or exchange; suitable for truck, dairy or poultry. Improved and first-class, located on or uear railroad or car line from 6 to 12 miles out. E. A. Nesblt, 3 fSdgi wood avenue. TIIIIKK IIKAt'TIKFL NEW IIOLHKH AND of $20 to $30 per mon paved street, right cold water: bath !»•»-.. Laud Co. # 15 Kdgewood nvenue. . the city. ...car line; hot and and toilet. Copeuhlll FOR RENT— FURNI8HED ROOM8. week, week. 224$, Atlan l/Mlglng $1 a 10ft Trinity s anta phone 2 WALL PAPER mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc, Bell phone 729. Standard 701 27 K. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACniNEB AND RECORD8- Wholeaale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines and Records. Just . talking machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. cycle and sundry distributors In the south. Southern agents for Fierce. Yale. Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1$M cataloguo and price list Alexander- Elyea Co. WE MOVE, STORE. PACK AND SHIP atrci fer. Signs, banners, flags and flag decorations >r special occasions. 20ft E. Alabama 8t. lUpiMopAffTO ■ -mvmim— I scalp dlaeaaea and mnke hair gmw; Kroin’s Medicated Soap makes you hya gtenlcnlly clean. (80_yrnjri» success.) J. Jj Krom, YOUR TEETH CROWNED 25-K GOLD CROWNB t> UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 15 years. Lanier Dental Parlors, 914 White hall Ht. over Emmons' clothing store. Bell 1 phone 2663-J. . TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without pain. All work guaranteed 15 years. Lanier Den tal Purlor*. 39ft Whitehall St., over Em mons' clothing store. Bell phone 2593-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. 1IAI.I.WOODH. 1DKAU4 and all other makes nt luirgaln price*, t’o rau sail you a register, suitable for any business, at n price that cannot help but please you. I'nsh or monthly payments. Every register gugrantecd for two years. Southern Cash lteglater, Co.. Branch of American Heeond- lland Cash I “ MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOAN8 TO RE6PON8IBLE 8ALARIED PEO PLE. 117*/* WHITEHALL STREET. BANK HAFF.I fire-proof safes, deposit Imxe*. ueorg* E. 11lia, 24 H. Ilroail St.. Atlanta. tumn&ft-wft'"iii'wrmfceansHJj nuinufaetur® flooring. MM! lath. Writ* ua for delivered nan Lumber Company, Bos log and ea. Kll- Conlele, FENCING. ALL STYLES GATES. WHIR AND IRON fence* *old ntul rrrrtwl. Fencing for farm. lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive agents for r, P*ge Fence." Tilley Fence 58 S. Forsvth St. Main 309. PTIT.UB WALL i'TvEU coMpASY: Largest stink lu 8ontn. 54 N. Broad St. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BKIIKSIIIRE HOGS. 1III.TMORE STRAIN. Pure breed. Cheap. Plga *11 sixes; also llouer Pigeous. Box M. Crawfordvllle. HAVE VDIt ANVTHINli TO HkITT? IP you have, send It tn the Southern Auction' and Salvage Co., 9 S. Pryor street. I'houe tllell) 2301 fU .kALK-TWO I.A 11,1k IlKAIi'IFlI. Shaded vacant re*ldeu«-e lot* on Pencbtnw street. Also other lots ou south side. A. D. Adair. 133 Bniplre. ATI.AS ifsuiNi:* Atlas Engine Work*. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta ^IggV-U N l ICE l.fGl"IT ltrIIBEKTlllEti bnggy makes n fast horn*- faster. I have such a buggy for sale cheap. 412 Klaer fwH Kilns. WANTED—BOARDERS. 7rm^rxsrriiim^ak\r\u txtmnwi house for gcntlemeu mdlt-lt* table hoard er*; meal ticket** one vacant room. Tele- S hone 3740-1*. 35 Pone street. MAUD RIO A WKKK.' Nn'i'j f UInITY LOST. T7iTKH , ?~nS last night. Ueward will Joe Eplau. 39 •Decatur YOUR TEETH FHJ.Rtl WITHOUT PAIN IlY AN IM- proved tnetho«.. All work guaranteed 15 year*. Heaiionable price*, tanter Dental Parlors, 3914 Whitehall tft., over EmuMms* clothing store, llell phoie 2593 J. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 1IATS cleaned and reshap Soft and stiff felt shaped. 35c. « Bands or awtnit*. 2Se each extra. ACME HAITI:Its. 514 Whitehall St. TEETH Emmons' clot hi ug story. hlteha Bell \V. E. SAUNDERS i CO., REAL ESTATE. 57 Inman llldg. IVell ‘Phone 1455. SO. PRTDR ST. : ROOMS ON I.AROK lot; all modern Improvement*. $3,300. S'ORTtl lilftK-I ROOMS; AUT'MOIiViltN at a iMrgalu. < 1IIA St paR k-sFv kiiai. M('K ilollKS tn uelghliorbootl of Grant park at »pe- elnl bargain*. st'lil HliAS'-sHVliitAl. STfufc iIiAIks iS KlrkwiHKl and Kn»t End. Call to see u* If you wUh a »nbnrhan home. Sandy Spring*. 12 mliea of* Atlanta,*f«f Stop ft y ourse W~~' a d ver ' for help. A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only one cent a word. WANTED-HOUSES RENT. TO HAVE CLIRNTS TO RENT HOUSES IN all sections and sixes, if your* la vacant a ltd you want ft rented at once, list it A GENUINE BARGAIN IN A CHOICE SUB URBAN HOME. LIEBMAN, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. 55 Peachtree 8L Phonea 107. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 PETERS RLDO. NEW 4-ROOM rOTTAGB: CAtllNKT mantels; Chestnut street. $1,200, $60 cash am! $15 t>er month. TllltkU itoiVUH Afib IIACL BRAbl.RY lara« lot; LUO call,. IIK.M per ni'inl E tac * THREE BOOMS A.nT» HALL; LOT 50x100; Western Heights; $700-1100 caab, $10 jwr mouth. KATIIA NICK IS)T, 14SI2S0; KNUI.IMII wveimc; only $1,000. NICE 3-l(()()M COTTAgL, 1/OT 54X200 TO another street: east front and plenty Nhndc. $800—$100 cash, $10 per .mouth THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homte. The flrat month will be alven FREE end It occupied one year, two more monthe will be given FREE at the end ot the year, making only nine month* you will have to pay tor. None but good famlllee will be allowed In theee houeee. Tbeee are located on the River electrlo car lino only twenty minute, ride from the center ot the city; contain 7 and 5 rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Evtry houae front, a nrty-foot Park, which la set In treea, evergreen, and flower* Pure air; na live oaka; an Ideal apot for children. It le cheaper than living In tht city and the surroundings are more whole- ,ome. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phoiphate Springe, which will cure any case of atomach or kidney trouble, no matter ot how long stand ing. ' It now haa a new church, neatly furnlihed. a store, a school-house cost ing 51,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the grounds, will show you through the houses Rent 150.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 15 Auburn Avenue. NORTH SIDE LOTS. ItLatO-m'ltlNO BT.. CORNER LOT. ■ faRM-PiPTH Ht.. I.6T S‘KAlrwFRlif<r tAuort—Jl'SlI’KIt HT.. PORNKli iTiTT • iTtoi.er t.aHuE ”R5t csb^ykst mciiTftKk «•: beauty. Hcc m® for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 15 AUBURN AVENUE. Bell Phone 4555. Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange Bell Phope 4555. J. II. GARNER & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS 305 and 505 Century Bldg. BOTH PHONES 4455. WHITEHALL-NEAR HARNETT. LOT 51 by 191 to nlley. Owner arranging to leave Hty autbotlse* us tn sell at a very low figure for quick sale. Fall and got a ATLANTA AVE.4'l.OHB IN. TWO NRW one Week only at $450. tMHTIi KIDK-WK HaVF a" new 9 rt5om rottNge on lat^«* lot. ItltAND We mn Has to JaTKkon Hf .-SM-JfrimY" f ItortM house, excellent nclghltorhoud. $4,000. Only I.OOu en*h requlnnl tti control this. Tn\T r iTTltFK--Fi S'B" jjr \X» fniwMu of sub-dividing at a bargain and easy term*. . XoltTII Ml lift tfofik OX A* CIIOICB street f<*r $4,109. Kasy term*. Owner will tuily sell to a«-ce|)tatde nelghlmr who pro- to make It his home. Fall and let u* show 11. WKMT IlAltUlK-oSK OF TIIR t'llRAP- •**t bargain* to b*> had on clone In real- dene** nroperty that will ao«Hi t»e In Ue- tuaml for bnslne**. Only $3,100. A^lWFAUlT^litrixfatrFlVTKKXTtl street. Urge tN-aiitlful lot. $3,50). $U«y tarnu. RAILROAD URONTAHK.' IN llKAllT it! 1 «4ly. D.WW »|uare feet; two street fronts: fine manufacturing site. $15,0001 Modern 2-story, 9-room residence on lot 100x300 on the northeast comer of Mc Lendon street at Clifton station on the Inman Park and Clifton car line in Edge- wood. f You will have to see this to appreciate it. The house is nicely finished and roomy. The lot contains every im provement-wood, chicken and servants’ houses, sta bles, nice garden; pretty grove and lawn in front. This place has been turn ed over to me for exclusive sale at a sacrifice price. You. will have to see me at once, as it will not be on the mar ket- long. J. H. LATHAM, 238 Equitable Building. Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 2149. A. J. WEST & CO.; 8ECOND FLOOR, CENTURY BLDG. DECATUR HOME SALE. FOR Elegant 2-story house, 1-2-acre lot, beautiful grote ■ lawn, garden, bam, etc., in one of the best resi dent sections and. on car line. Decatur is in close touch with Atlanta Ijy trolley and railroad; is noted for its splendid schools—and there is no suburb of Atlanta so desirable for a home. Don’t phone, but call on us for par ticulars. C. H. WELLS & CO. 1104 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg. FOR RENT BY JOHN j; WOODSIDE. LOVE ..... — r . ruji fnuui’. on lot 40x160 which lies level, ji the *4iuth side of I/»v* street, l*etween Pulliam nml Washington afreets; bss gas nnd water, bath, rlttact. nlnk In the kitchen; Is In n giMMl neighborhood nnd In fairly good repair. I*nlliatn street con half * block block awwy. Itent. $21 per month. i A At.bXASi.nh hTIiHeT—ThTm f runni cottage, oa lot StaM which tic, level. I, on the north ,l(lc of Alexander CLBAN SAFE INVESTMENT—STORK house, corner Glenn nnd Gate City streets, vented for $20; would bring $25. .Never vacant; room for another bouse. $2,100. MeNEILL & SHERWOOD BEAL E8TATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Dulldlng. Phone 887. WANT ED" A f' 0 n£ 5'OR CASH CCHTOMEB IIOO.OW WOBTII of railroad lrontege that-has not doubled In value within the Inst two years. FOR SALE. BIHCKYAHD AND MANUFACTURING site on railroad, containing 90 acres with creek nnd rock, within 2 miles of Pledmuut Park. Will sell any pnrt. ClgJHK IN LOT. 200 FKKT ON COKN'KIl: Hue location for 16-Oat building that will always l>e rented. A bargain. FIFTY FKKT Ol'WlHlTK' TERMINAL Htntlon at a bargain. BAHT PIN* HTUEKT—19-ltOOil HOME. Urgn lot. 14.700. PKACIITItBK-A BEAUTIFUL HOME, 111.500. ISjian park, nkar "iilu.Tli ciik'Lk nnd Dixie avenue, 9-room house, large lot; liesatlful home; luirgaln. $7,600. WAHHINtlfON 8THKEi~9-l{66Sl MaI*- tlful home with two Chius closets, fold ing doors, flue gas fixtures, modern con venience*. etc.; stable, large lot to alley. Terms at $4,700. TIIRBB NKIV O IIDOM' IIuMKH UN 1 A iH'nutlful corner. Weat Kud, 51.250 tu 14.500. KIKIKW(IOI), GA., 0-II<')O5l COTTAGE, twu a tract car lines, ll.MM. Terms like paying rent. C-KOOM. 2HTORY NEW'illlFHK; TINT- ed walls, cabinet mantels, Meldrlm street, only $1,700. Terms. PRETTY NBW COTTAGtl NEAR LAKK- wood Heights; lot 100 feet frunt with prelly ahade. Tnke this at 11,760; terms. 130 enah. Thla to n good Investment na the hnaae la rented nt 115 per month. OVER 8.000 FKKT flAII.IIOAD FRON'T- dge nutof nnd within «'lly limit,. Price,, 180(1 to $35,000 |»er lot nt bargnln counter Prices. Huy now, nnd double your money within a year. if you wa.S't a BUBTROB hitk wk have client, who will buy and Improve for you. Cull nud aee ua. Special Notices A (T\ i NOTICE TO C. AND J. OF A.—ALL MEM- ber* 4>f Ixiral Union 439 an* requeu'd to meet In ball at 3 p. m. sharp to nttcml I funeral of Drrther 8. II. Llvlngwton. Id I tody. June 2. 1909. All other local unions of r. and J. of A. lurlted to attend. F. M. Bridges. It. 8. Attention) Camp Tigs Atlauta. Go.. .. Fourth anniversary birthday of Jefferson Davis.. By order .vinnuay win ueuver *u auiirr** on me uc- caslou. Also don't forget our regular meet ing on next Tuesday night, the 6th. as the election of officer* will take place, ne sure to come and every one Is requested to bring their due*. HAMPEL FPLTON, Adjutant. ATLANTA MARKETS. ODE TO A BOOKMAKER. When you were n ltookle and I was a Fish 111 the good old Hummer time, Aud yon ast on your stool, serene and cool, Cool as a small greeu lime, Taking my salary, every son. On the On/ Superlative Bet. My heart was light and the world seemed bright, For I hadn't grown wise—not yet. Mindless I tore to the betting ring, And nilmlle** 1 staked my roll, And I walked back home with an aching dome. And 'blisters on either sole. I.ong wns the way and the sky was gray, 4nd I lindn't a single nrc— Just the rubber band In my trembling hand That bad kept my bills In place. And I thought of the skate that finished tenth— Tenth In a field of ten. Nb wonder you grinned as I hastily skinned That ebiatlc Iwtul from my yen. And I thought of the tailor, the landlord grim. The ring I had promlaed Her, Aud the notes unpaid 'nenth the three balls' shade— I saw theae things In a blur. Did you think of me. by gambling friend, As you aat at Delnionlco'aT While I made a mash on some corned-beef hash Yon were up where the grape stuff flows. I ate at a counter, lurched on high, A* a boy eats Jam fnyn a shelf. For the man that will fool near a Booklet stool • Must eat on a stool himself. * When you were a Bookie nml I wns a Fish At liesutlful Hheepshend Bay, kitchen*, with rink In each: ha* gas In __ T . ^ each kitchen; has hath, closet; la In fairly ( n U t mv rock* In rmir Miunm tin good repair; orme street car* one block T,,.. J'„ ' l,n ,K> * away; rein, per monlli. 13. A '" 1 r " u ■“ n,,, ’- 11 ”'* JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. IS Auburn Ave. Both Phone, <15 RAILROAD SCHEDULES shewing the Arrival and Urpertnre of l’»«- .nsec Trains of the Following Read,: . KHTKRN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Na Arrive Freni— No. Depart To- > 1 Naahrllla 7:10 am* : Naiacllle . IX am n Marietta . ,J5 am 74 Marietta ..IMUpm •» Naahvllla 11:45 am *K Naahrllle . 4*1 pm ii Marietta . 5:50 pm 75 Marietta ..' t:J0 pm f Nashville fdtpna* 4 NaahvlUe ■ 140 pm CENTRAL OF QEORUIA RAILWAY. Arrive From- Depart To- Savannah ... 7 JO am Maeoa 12:50 ,m Jarkaeuvllle . 7*0 am Savannah ... ,:#> am Macon 11:4, nm Maeoa 4KMpm Savannah ... 4 06 pm Savannah ... »:15pm Macon vat pm Tackaoavllle . ajapm ATLANTA AND WENT POINT BAIL- HOAD. Arrive From- Depart To— •Selma U:40am *Moa(aomerr 5:Mam Monteom r ."7:ttpm *Mnnt(omerr 15:46 pm “ — — 'Selma 4:50 pm Urange ..,.5*0 pm «><ev“>'r ..11:15 pm da Hr except Sua- '/ii train, of Atlanta aad Weet Point •Seims 1 train, of AtlanU a_ . road Companj arrive at and depart , Atlanta Terminal atatlan. corner •hell alreel and Madlaon avenue. dKORUIA RAILROAD. Arrive From- . Depart To— nguata ... 57? fSiSU ... 6:99pm •Augusta 7:45 am 9:45 am I.MhowU It* am _B .. 7:49am •AugusU 3:» pm i=agSSrSSg •Dally. All otbWTtalaa dally ncopt Son- - PKAhoARb AUt' LfS-K TTaTi.W Arrive From— In*part To— Waabington . a JO ant Rlnalnthai Aldwrlile 01 !.. ,70 am Moaroe" . . . 770 am Memphla. . .11:45am New York . .15.00 m NewW .TOpmAldwrl^ . ; , $ pm dmime. . lllrmlnah' Shows And you -did not tell me nay. Xnw we alt here broke—you, too, got yourn, A. the yearn awept hy with a awlah, »« a tuaat or two to the dgya when you Were a Rookie nnd I waa a Flab. CHASE TO PAINT PORTRAIT OF COLLEGE PRESIDENT. Special to The Georgian. Ann Arbor, Jllch., June 1.—In com memoration of Prealdent Angell'a thirty-three yearn of service aa head of the University of Michigan, a popu lar subscription la being taken among atudenta and friends to raise money for a portrait. W. N. Chase, of New York, has been choaen aa the artist. Prof. C. H. Van Tyne haa Men pro moted to the chair of history, made vacant by Prof. A. C. McLaughlin's going to the University of Chicago, and Prof. Frederick L. Paxaon, of the University of Colorado, haa been ap pointed assistant professor of Ameri can history, to succeed Prof. Van Tyne. Prof. Arthur Fairbanks, of the Uni versity of Iowa la appointed to the Greek department. In place of the late Prof. Pethenglll. Dr. D. D. Casteel, Instructor In toology, la appointed cu rator of the University Museum, to succeed Charles C. Adams, who has resigned to accept, the curatorshlp of the Cincinnati Museum.. CAN BIND AN EMPLOYEE NOT TC JOIN A UNION. Special to The Georgian. New York. June 1.—The court of appeals haa decided that section 171 A of the penal code, which forbids an employer tc enter Into nn agreement with employee binding the latter not to Join a labor organisation, la uncon stitutional. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. FRUITS.—Apple* 17 to 17.10 par barrel Oranges B to B.50 per box. Lemons 15.75 to (0. Limes It to 11.3. Pine apples 15.50 to B.50. Unonnaa, (trnlgbt,, per bonch 11.50 to IL73. Cull,, per bunch 11 to 11.55. Grape fruit 10 to 17 per box. ' Mtrawberriei, Georgia stock. 24-quart crates. 1150 to 15; Tennessee 11 to 1150 per crate. . POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCB- Llve hen, 3c to I7|(c each; live ducks Peekln. 10c to Xc; live ducks, Puddle. 55o to 27Mc; fries 3 to Be; broiler, 15 to 3c. Dressed hern, per lb.. 15c to lie; draised turkeys, per lh„ lSe to 14c; very dull, f.gg,. per (Ioxen. 154715c. Butter, table, per ll>.. 50c to 1115c; cook ing. per lb.. l]Uc to 15c. ^noney—New 1810c lb.; lu 1-lb. racks 11 VEGETABLES.—'Irish potatoes. No. 1 stock 14.50 barrel; No. 5 stock B.60 Cabbage, per crate, B to B.S; demand poor. IS 5tr cnlte> . Pv otal* 55.8 to l'eam per drum, 75e to 11: very alow sale. Tomatoea. per crate. B to 15.50. Benue, green, per crate. 75c to |1, market oreratorked; was 60 to 75e. Squaeh, yellow, 11 to 11.3; wblto 75c to |L Corn, new, 50c to 10c per doxen. Okra, per crate, B.60 to B. Cueumliera. per crate. 11 to 11.3. lettuce, bend, per drum 11.3 to 11 ^Ohl Irlah potatoea, per buabel, 11.10 to Hweet potatoes, per bushel, 1L3 to 11.50. Kplnaeb 11 ° Asparagus FLOUR, unnin, rnuvioiuno. FLOUR — I’oatels Elegant, M.8; Diamond patent 10; fancy patent 3.10; half patent H-10 to M.B: fancy BJO; spring wheat patent B.50OI. Market strong. CORN.—Choice rad cob 73c: ha 5 white 71c; No. 5 yellow 75c; mixed 75c. Oats—White clipped 4Sc; No. 3 white 48c No. 3 mixed 47c; golden 47c. MEAL—I’lnln water ground, per bushel, 72c: bolted 140-lb Jutes, per buabel. Me. HAY.—Timothy, choice large balea, SL10; do., choice aiuall lielea. 11.05: do., Na 1 third bslt**, $1.06; do. Na 2 96c; do. No. 1 clover mixed $6e; do., No. 2 doted mixed 90c. CLOVER-rholce 90c. FEED OTL’ FF.—Chicken feed, 60-lb. sacks 90c: shorts,.white, $1.40; short*, fancy, $1.35; *hort*. brown, $1.30; brsn, pare wheat. 100 bound*. brsn, mixed, 70 pounds, $L20; rutin* feed $1.35; salt, 100-Ib/ sacks, 49; salt. Rock, iwr cwt„ $1; C. 8. meal, per ton. $28: hulls, square sacks, per ton. $9.25. The shove prices are t. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams 14c, nln luimc 10c. Dry salt extra ribs 9. lard, basis 10c; Sno* &; Purity compound 7. GROCERIES. .worm com- 8UGAR.—Standard granulated 6.K; New York llefinml 4 to 4%c; plantations 3% to 4»ie. Market weaker. COFFEE.—Roasted Arhnckle’s $15.60; bulk, In bags or barrels, 12%e; green 10 to 12c. Market week. IlK'E.—(.’arollna 4V6 to 7He, according to grade. Market very strong. CHKJ58E.—Fancy full cream, flats 14c; twins Mftcs bricks 14c. Market steady. 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. Bid. Asked. Georgia 4tts, 1915 114 116 Georgia R. R. 9s. 1910 .... -106 106ft Savannah 6s. 1109 102ft lOSg Macon Is. 1910 ... 109 Atlanta 6s. 1911 If* Atlanta 4s. 1934 Adam#. ....I U‘„, . 109 110 AtlanU and West Point Atlanta and West Point Debtf. 109 C. It. of Georgia first Income do. 2d Income $$ do. 3d Income 89 Georgia 261 Augusta and Savannah .... 117 Southwestern . 118 Georgia Pacific lsts . . ..... 120 C* C. and A. 1st 113 .106ft 107ft THE WEATHER. Local Forecast. Atlanta and \ L lnlcv > jowhf. . "id Saturday, cool.-r ton®L ,0B, 8fc‘ WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Albany—Partly cloudy ami wrp7i. Thomn.tllb -('Ii>hp nhq w«™ “• Al1»»ra—Cloudy .ml CiUmhei Tirtly rlmiiy. 11 Mobile—dear am! hot. ’ll"' Partly cloudy end blen«n*» Kuffit,la- Fair and norm P * niBnt - Mol.lb-—Hear nnd hot. h^MSST**' " nd Ho »'*rlll._ c ^ 1 ^g^mphl^-BMum 1 .11 night .ml rt|> Knoxvlil.—Clmidy .ml hot Dali..—Clvnr nml plraunt- h,, i _ nml rain lut ulght. ' bari1 H«u Antonio—lMrar and hot Fort Worth-Cloudy aud cool; hcavv win. aud rain last ulght. y *'“4 p.^JaV"”''"" .64 WEATHER hTwHEAT BELT. 41 s, Ijncal Kaai., i, m „" Julug at Dodge Fitr. Ohio Valley—Clomfy; « i 0 » , ml rain,. ■ - - WEATHERT0RECA8T. lanililana—Fair Friday, exccnt ,h llw ,_ Ko^'lraiS Zti wG ^ Ocorgla-Falr Friday, except .honor, i. Ki , h l, r« , ,h.W 0 u!ii,d.. 8 *" ,rJi ^ ^wTrirv.'^bl'e ^u'i; morifji »*!" h r ' h7 Alabama and Mlnlnlppl-Fair In ahowera In north portion Friday; .howera gad cooler; fre.h nonih wind, 1 Eait Texaa-Rcaltere<l ahowera nml th... deratonna Friday: gatarday f.lr; rJ* southeaat winds on the eonat * Arkanaam-Hhowera and cooler Friday lUturday fair. •'■ Weat Texan—Fair Friday except .how.™ ^uX; e fa',; rn n d*^r“ ,tlrn M j W.ath.r Condition., t The reln lve-TKwItlona of the center, ef bl?b andI low Preranra have chnngci |,« little to the Uat 54 hour.. The nnnhwnt. ern high haa moved from the I'mllk roa.t to South Dakota whllo the anulhratp ern “high" In moving off the roo,t „i .s„,„b Carolina and Georgia. There Is an area of low barometer re». tered near Oawego ami a necond over we.. ern Texna. Rain baa fallen In portion, of Tex«, Tenneaaee and at moat atatlona northward to the Great lake, Clondlnem eoveS moat of the eountrv and rain wn, falling thl_, morning at Dodge, Jleinphls aud .\n»h- lortbeast. The eondltlona favor ahowera tonight ... Saturday, cooler tonight. J. b. mariifry. local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 54 hodrm ending at • a.m., TStk meridian time. June 1. 1904. STATIONS OF DISTRICT. •Atlanta, clear •t'hnttanoogn. cloudy . . Columbus, cloudy .... Galnrsrllle, clear . . . Greenville, cloudy . , . Griffin, clear •Macon, clear Montlrello. clear . . . Newnau. clear .... Rome, clear ...... Spartanburg, cloudy. . Tallapoosa, p. cloudy . Toccoa. clear Went Point, cloudy ■ ■ •Minimum temperatures arc for L’hear period ending it I i. m. thla dale. Henry Rainfall,: Bataevllle, 511,,.. 151; Bolivar, Tenn., L60: Covington, Tenn., 1.41; Hernando. Mian., 2.04; Holly Spring,. Ml» , 1.70; Brindley, Ark., 143; Foreat City, Ark., CENTRAL STATION. ill COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. New York, June L—The market for cot ton need nil ruled quiet during the eerly trading, with prices for the near monthe showing a steady feeling, while the late iKialtlone were ranter. Old crop oil Is being offered sparingly, with stocks gen-. with a very nharp decline, witnessed In the cotton markei. were the depreu' features In the late iKtslUona. I'rirea ... the close were unchanged to He lower.- Ware A Lcland. Work-outs At Gravesend. By Private Leased Wire. Gravesend, N. Y„ Jane l.-Wealher foggy; track fast. Try-out,: Lilowaua. 6 furlong, lu 173 3 5. handily. Vlrglllo. 5 furlong. In 173 34, handily. fuy Maid, mile and a furlong In 1:54 14, handily. Good work. Will do. Whimsical, one mile nnd n furlong In 1*4 14. handily. Very clever work. At her liest. Arkllrta, « furlongs In 1:14 34, handily. Good and steady. Keator, 7 furlongs In 1:3, handily. Never •o good. Glaeau, mile In 1:59, bracking. Training sound. Hunnlng Water, mile In IM brraalng. Dolus well. Eecto-f, mile In 1:45 34, handily. Will Waterbury. 3 furlongs lu :37, handily. - Dainty, mile and a quarter In 579, baud- By- Omul work nud at her liest. Proper, one tulle In 1:48 braealnc. Goodwin Released. Arthur GOmlwIn, In 1*04 raganletl ea one of the best piti'hem In the Houlhrrn league, ha, been released by Montgomery. The plana of the ex-Memphan are not known. GERMANY TC GIVE FARMER8 DAILY WEATHER FORECASTS. By Private Leased Wire. Berlin, June 1.—The German govern ment to making preparations for the Issue shortly of weather forecasts for agriculturists. The foreceau will be sent free or at a nominal charge, and the success of the undertaking will be Judged from returns of the subsequent weather supplied by the recipient, of the Information Atlanta Augusta Charleston Galveston J Jttle Bock lemtihls Mobile Montgomery New Orleans .... Oklahoma Hnvannab Vick,burg Wilmington . ■ ■ ■ ■[ Remarks. Temperatures were slightly mo,t district,, with rain In caul rainfalls c and Little !b*k lift isim hlxb*r la rentral and THORNTONWON CHAMPIONSHIP Hpvclsl to The Geordan. New Orleans, L«., June 1.—N*t Thornton, of Atlanta, is the tennl* champion of th* Gulf 8fates. Thl* title he won bore tredajr by defentlcg R. M. Grant. Th* contest wn* fought to the bitter end. Grant, who was In rare form, started off with « rush and took the first eet 6-4. The n*it one came even easier, and lasted only nine games. Then Thornton braced «P •"’l won three straight sets, 64 " n ' 1 M * Frank 1'ayne, who was the holder of the title, did not defend It, and the bon* goes to Atlanta for the year. FREEMAN WINS MORE PRIZES H. D. Freemen, the Atlanta trap •Ii""'"'’ who made such n good showing b»"* " 1 "" in the Kouthern Handicap nt N**hvMjj returned Thursday from Anderson. • where he went to attend a shoot Freeiusn aay 4 thnt the report* scut ••*" r. Anderson are Incorrect nnd that !)•• for 4be high average ami won flr>t »«•*» '■ MAHER RIDES OAKS WINNER Bv Private Leeeed Wire. ,. . Igvndon. June l.-lmnny Maher »■- other to hto long Itot of tnrf ch>— ' today. With the Ki.rl of Derby > atone II, hr raptured The Oak* »' '■ - Downs. Bloch. Uadilcn up. aecon'l; • Glory, llalaey np, third. THREE CLEVER BROWNS. These men ere helping the V«ek climb the lad.br. From left 1“ rlx ' ' , ere Glare. Ht. Lonla' pitcher; lUrlo*- Lid.' third baseman, and Joe—* < L ^ Brat bnarmau.