The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 02, 1906, Image 10
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WANTED HELP-MALE.
MB
otter, lit* echol.r.hlp (60; eaay pnyinenta;
poritlon and union card gu. mil teed: free
' ' Coyne Bro*. Trad* School!,
New York. Chinan. St. Loala.
ifANTEB=S66h ITftTOinvtUTK MijK'
Hood pay to atari with and
Deloach MIL
WAKTED—goM) < 4 ftfeAM "AUb WSWIY
i man; reply with reference and full
particular! ae to ability and experience.
Atldreea flavnnnh, care this office.
the first Tueaday
June, 14 1-2 N.
ny iilgl
third floor.
ri.a*mwrflAi.fe«MAH. ra ;
ora, (45: ateuo*ra|ihera. *45. TO: ntenog-
ranher who ran Inreat STeio In bn.lneu:
indy companion tor Invalid. (ft.. Bellamy
Bnelneaa Aaency, 163) t'endlcr Buts.
\vAXTi:l)-A ^oMBTnaTToK htEKoiT
rapher-hookkeeiier at once, either Indy or
young nmn. Addraii, Stern, cure Georgian.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT
In our Hewing room to gtrla end women
on eaay work, abort bourn and good nay.
Kil-erlenced operatnra make trout HOD to
tit. 00 per week, and we will gtv* good
wagaa to thoae without experience
■ **— learn. If you lira out of Al
and w# will giro you In-
tmerdlng nlacea. Nunnally
a.'
they leiMR — —
ifint.i, write us and we will fire you
formation about hoarding place*. Nunna
I * »W Alal»aroa atie^
WAfctHb-witrrM peukoN AA
to lire In houae. Family of two only.
Addreae "H. K..** care Georgian.
NfANl'ldF)—Mettled woman to cook In small
family; room on place. Good wage*,
ply at ome. 67! Vle< *
will par htghcnt wage* and cl<
on lot. Telephone, Hell 3831 Main.
aud giro room
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE*
r n*mtmntrvxm’; w>" fast?
'penchpackrr drain*. poeftlon during poach
weaon. IV. It. Beckham. Bclmlon, tin.
tpiog Bov w»m~i'itn t tiftiTii>irwrfn
doctor or ilrntlai; Iwat reference. Addreaa
Sulck, rare tleorglan.
m^ATfir
'u-AS'fEb-AlTl’ATIoM—15—KtENog
rapber; acveral yearn' eiperlenee nnd lient
f reference, furnlnhed. Addreaa It. K.,
W Kuiiltalili* Ultlg. I'hone Main
WANTED—AGENT#.
A0KNT8 WANTING BIG AM) QUICK
money aend for our frea rlrcnlara. Gen
eral Salea and Supply Ca. Middle, Ala.
WANTEO—SALESMEN.
for magnificent now uinpa; new features:
east teller*; exclusive territory and lllmrali
proposition; extraordinary chance for works
Btato If you hnve had experience
■ Atii — m
n Iglna Co., Atlanta, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON KAFK8.
BANK RAPES, VAULT DOOM*. KAKE8,
1 fire proof aafea, depoelt Itoxoa. George K.
f cutting south Georgia pine shingle*. Also
in mufacture flooring, celling, aiding and
In ■ h. Write ua for delivered price*. Kll-
llau Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele,
F Fencing.
Al.T* 8TYLE8 OATEH, WIRE AND IRON
fence* sold nnd erecteil. Fencing
FaX.Tl
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive
agent* for "‘Page Fence.” Tilley Fence
<£.. M 8. Forsyth 8t. Main 3X93.
\vtfXR—WAieir" i'AiW roMFAW
Imrgrst stoek In Rout a. 54 X. Broad St.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
I KRKflltlRF. HOGS. BILTMOllE HTRAIN.
Pure breed. Cheap, l'lg* all Biset: alao
1 looter Flgeoua. Box SC Crawfordville.
FOa.
F you have, aemi It to the Southern Auction
and Salvage Co., JO 8. l’ryor street. I'hone
SSell)
pgm nnmS i.aKge Ukai riFl‘i.
R shaded vacant residence lota on 1'eachtrce
Also other lota *»u south aide.
-Adair. 1C1 Empire.
f Atlas eng inET
ATI.AS null.Kits
————All ’atylea and sixes.
Atlas Engine Work*. Empire Bldg . Atlanta
. HhkjV-A S’ICE I.HillT uTbii^u tiuk
buggy makes a fast kora** fatter. I have
eurk a buggy for aale cheap. 412 Klaer
i ii
WANTED—BOARDERS.
Tm^TAsTTi ntMKtf CaWSTS
boot* for gentlemen solicits table board-
era; meal ticket*; one vacant room. Tele*
phone 3740-1.. X Ohm street.
IUIAKIi nid A WEEK. Ml. Ill Tltl.MTY
LOST.
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ft. *tr*-H
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PIANOS.
'TnfAirmcrirHSsrrr'
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phones 1266. 20 E. Hunter St
Winns WALL t'Al'KIi COkl'AfiV
l^irgcat alock In floutb. 64 N. Broad Ht
BUSINE68 OPPORTUNITIES.
GO HER SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
ment Ca We repair, reconstruct, ex-
rbiinge, buy and sell automobile*. Garage.
10-12 Mitchell street, AtlsnU. Gn. Deli
ph»ne 4894*L Main.
ami'hbmkxt baiigAiS'-oNk of tiie
lH*»t money makers III Atlanta; l«H»k into
this. W. Jones. IIu*Iii«>m Broker. 222 Cen
tury Building; coll 8 to 11 or 3 to 6.
FOR HALE AT OXCjS—Gn account oi hav
ing to move. 1 will sell my entire stock
of tidllluery nnd store fixtures, nil new. at
a great sacrifice. J. M. C., care Georgian.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
I WANT TO PURCHASE FROM THE
owner for about 84.000 to $5,000 cash, mod
ern homo on the North Hide. Give location,
price, etc. Address Buyer, care Georgian.
IF YOl’ WANT to ElfflKlt lltJY OR
•ell city or suburban property, tee or tele-
phone me. J. II. Latbntii, 238 Equitable
Bldg. Phones: Main 3143, Atlanta 2149.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
prsrnrcTjE^x'TJiW'TiK^
Just nenrlng completion, on West llnnter
street. Will sell on easy terms. Herbert
A. Minor. 217, Peter* building.
1 HAVE HEVKftAL'HMALi, FAII31H FOB
Mate or exchange; suitable for truck,
dairy or poultry. Improved and first-class,
located on or near railroad or car line from
8 to 12 miles out. E. A. Neebtt, 3 Edge-
wood avenue.
TIlhKK IIKAUTIFt'f' NFW IIOUHKH aX|>
lot* for mIc on easy monthly payments
of $30 to $30 per month. All lu the city,
paved street, right on car line; hot and
cold water: Imth and toilet. Copeubllt
Land Co., 15 Kdgewood avenue.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
week. !<odglng $1 a week. Meals $2.60 s
waek. 10*4 Trinity avenue. Bell phone
2248, Atlanta phone 2787.
WALL PAPER. •
mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc.
Bell phone 729, fltaodard 704. 37 E. Hunter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS-
Wholenale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall orriifs. We want the usmes of
•II talking machine deslere In the eoutb.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co.
BICYCLES AND 8UNDIIIBS—LARGEST
bicycle and sundry distributors In the
south. Southern agents for Pierce. Tale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1906 catalogue and price llat Alexander-
Elyea Co.
WE MOVE, STORE. PACK AND SHIP
household goods; Insurance rate one per
cent. Office and warehouse 163-66 Walton
street Both ’phones. Csthcsrt’s Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS, THE SIGN PAINTER.
Sign*, banner*, flags nnd flag decorations
for special occasions. 20*4 E. Alabama St.
KUdllol'ATlIIC ItFMttDlKk Ctlllfi
scalp diseases and make hair grow.
Krotn’n Medicated Soap makes you hy-
(leniently dean. (30 yearn succees ‘ J. J.
fcrom, specialist, 613 "The Grand," At-
anta, Ua.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 83 UP.
without pain. All work guaranteed IS
yenra. Lanier Dental Parlors, 39*4 White
hall St., over Emmons' clothing store. Bulb
phone 2663-J.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work done without tmln.
All work guaranteed 16 yenra. l*auler Den
tal Parlors. 29*4 Whitehall 8f., over Em-
moil*' clothing alore. Bell phone 2S63-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS, IIALLWOOPH. IDKA1.H
nud all other make* nt bargain iirh-c*.
We can sell you u register, suitable for
•ny business, nt a price that cannot help
hut pleas#* you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed for two years. Houtbern Cush
Register Co., Branch of American Second
[land Cnnh Register Co., 24 M. Ilroad »treet,
Atlanta. Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS
COUNT COMPANY MAKE# LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO
PLE. 117)4 WHITEHALL STREET.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM-
proved inethtH,. All work guaranteed 16
years. RenNonnble prlcea. latnler Ih*ntal
Parlors. 39*4 Whitehall Ht„ over Emmons'
clothing store. Bell phoie 2563J.
OLD HAT8JMADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11AT8
cleaned and reshaped, 60c.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned sod re
shaped. 3&c.
Band* or sweat*. 26c csch extra.
ACME HATTERS. 6*4 Whitehall 8t.
TEETH
BEAT SET OF TEETH $5.00. Gt'ARAN-
teed to nt. All work guarsutceil 15 years.
Itinier Dental Parlors, 29*4 Waltehall 8t.,
o^et^ Kuiuious* clothing store. Bell phone
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
HEAL ESTATE.
57 Inm.n Illdff. Moll 'Phan. 1485.
80 PRYOR KT.-7 ROOMS ON LARGE
lot; nil mudo>rtt Improvement*. $3.3Dt).
NOllTIt Mll»ft—t ItOilMS: Al.l. Ml)flKit'S
oNKiteiilettce*: ne*r Pesehtnuv $S.5dO.
WKKT KNIi-FKVKItAl. S r li K FOTTAGB
Innne* nt • Imrgaiti.
GltANT I’AUK SKI LitAl. NTFK IIiiMK.S
In ttelghborhoxMl of Grant imrk at site-
dal ImrgMlna.
mi! ritliAX^iffn TWAlTTTrfTilTTxtKfns
KlrkwiMtal aud East End. Call to see us
If yon wish a suburban home.
3o AflCEH ON RnflWEI.L ROAD. NEAR
Haudy Spring*. 12 mile* of Atlanta, for
>ne week only at $lSu.
trying to do it all yourself—adver
tise for help.
A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only
one cent a word.
WANTED—HOUSES
RENT.
TO
IIAVR CLIENTS TO BUNT HOUSES IN
all aeetlnna and alaea. if yonra la vacant
nnd you want It rent.il at once, Hat It
LIEBMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND RENTINO.
21 Peachtree St
Phones 107.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 PETERS I1LDO.
NEW 4-BOOM COTTAGE: CABINET
mantel.; cheatnnt atrmt. 11.500, (60 cnah
ami (16 |>er miinlh.
TIIIiUK IIOOMH An'Ii IIAl.t., illtADLEY
UiKIMH Ajfii'HAU.f Xtlf lOxlOO;
Wentern llvlghta; (Too-dOO eaah, (10 per
..jiuilli.
U.^TltA NICE I/I+. I*il2t0; ESi'Ol.ISll
Bnienne: only (l.OOO^^^^^^^^^^^^S
MCE J IKKIM COTTAGE. IXIT 64x3)0 TO
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Horn**.
The flrat month will bo given FREE
and If occupied on* year, two more
month* wilt bo given FREE at the
•nd of tha year, making only nine
month, you will havo to pay for. None
but good famlllea will be allowed In
theae houaea. Theae are located on the
River electrlo car line only twenty
minute, ride from tha center of the
dly; contain 7 and I room.: have
never been occupied; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every houae front,
a flfty-foot Park, which la aet In trtea.
evergreen, and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It la cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole-
i. In the center of thla Park aro
the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any case of stomach or kidney
Iro'ublr, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, n store, a achool-house coat
ing 12,600.00 will soon ho completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who Uvea on the
grounds will show you through
houaea Rent (20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODStDE.
12 Auburn Avenuo.
A GENUINE BARGAIN
IN A CHOICE SUB- .
URBAN HOME.
Modern 2-storv, 9-room
residence on lot 100x300 on
the northeast corner of Mc
Lendon street at Clifton
station on the Inman Park
and Clifton car line in Edge-
wood.
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.
A. J. WEST & CO.,
SECOND FLOOR, CENTURY BLDG.
J. H. LATHAM,
238 Equitable Building.
Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta
Phone 2149.
DECATUR HOME FOR
SALE.
the
NORTH SIDE LOTS.
r-'.ttft-SI'ltlNG ST.. CORNER I AIT.
Ulm-FIWn AT.. Uif NBAU'rfFitlsnr
(Cimi JIN ri't:it isr.Tj ■■ InnkiQa,y
Hi"' Ji iiirritt ni.i sows,
ssosrmnrncEi cutcnE laRui;
m corner lot
fe.ooo-wLs-f t'KAntthfcfe.
iMfiuty.
8oe m«* for bargain*.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 4594.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
Bell Phono 4569.
J. II. GARNER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
205 and 306 Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONE8 4499.
WHITKIIALL-NEAll 4IAIISKTT. MIT 61
bv 191 tit allay. Owner arranging to leave
city authorin'* ns to sell at a very U>wr
figure for quick aale. Fall ami get a
bargain. I
■BANTA AVk—Ot.OHK IN^fW^H
ATLANTA AVK.-CI.OHK IN. TWO NEW
cot tagew mi ting for I3R. for
Jackson mt.-n'^w i-^tokV 7-UtV)Si
MRIhn H’r.-NK\vW>PmMi
bonne, excellent nelgkbitrhooil. $4,000. Only
$1,000 email requlml to control thla.
jja ■imtKF-KIXK HOMK OX LOT
FAfllTItKK-HSfcS
i rt|K»bli* of *ub illvtillng at x bargain am
iay teruft.
South mihk hoSik «^S‘
... cHOicji
$4,100. Ilasy term*, tlwtier will
accejitablf nelgbltor wbo pn»-
tn make It hi* bitme. Call and let
new « n*m* iultfqc on large k>t.
sell very c*ti(w|i «m ea»y trnua.
to be appreciated.
kVKKI 4 IfAKKIk-G.NE <>»• THU 4TIBAC-
I eat Imrgnln* to In* had ttn close lu real-
deui'e property that will snui In* In ile-
bnaineaa Onlv $3.500.
street, large l*eMutlful lot. S3^0J.
term*.
SZIOilZn KIIIINTAUK
. IN HEART OF
cite, non square feet; two afreet fronts;
fine inauufnvturtug site. $13,000.
JSlcgant 2-story house,
2 1-2-acre lot, beautiful
grove lawn, garden, bam,
etc., in one of the best resi
dent sections and on ear
line.
Decatur is in close touch
with Atlanta by 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 ou us for par
ticulars.
C. H. WELLS & CO.
1104 Fourth Nat. Bk. Bldg.
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
LOVE KTHKET—THIS 2 STORY 7-
room frann*. on lot 40xlM which lie* level,
la oil the south able of l*ove street, !»ctween
I'lilllnut ami lvaahfugt4»n streets; has gas
nnd water, Imth, closet, sink In the kitchen;
la In n go«Ml nelghborhiMHl anil In fairly
street car* half’
gooil repair. Fnlfbun street car* half' a
block away. Itenl, $21 per month.
12?——srinfKf-fint* t-
room cottage.
kitchen*, wfth sink In each: haa gaa In
each kitchen; haa bath, closet; Is In fntrlv
good repair; Onne atr«*et cars one block
away; rent, per month, $25.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phonea 618
CLKAN HAKE INVESTMENT—STORE
kmiw, cornor Glum and Onte Cltv
■travt., rantvd for 123: would tiring (26
Nvvrr vnrant; room for anotbai' Eouk.
(2.100.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
514 Empire Building. Phone 887.
‘ WANTEDA'f'ONCE.
FOB CASH l.'UHTUMKIt 2100,00) WORTH
of railroad frontage that hna not doubled
In value within the Mat two years.
. FOR SALE.
BRICKYARD AND MANUFACTURING
site on railroad, containing 90 acres with
creek and rock, within 2 miles of Piedmont
Park. Will sell any part.
L'LOHK IN EBE 200 VBfJt ON COUNtll;
dn« location for l«-flnt building that will
alwajm Im ranted. A bargain.
WW FEET ' Ol'i'OSlTK" TKKAtt.VAL
Ktnthm at a bargain.
Eaht-WSE" (tTUKtir-io-ltooii iiout;,
largo lot, (4,700.
i*KAi:irriiEE-A IikaI'tiful Roue.
$13,500.
InmAX' 1'Aiik. SI! a It TJROIIi~fclMtii.fi
and Dixie avenue, 9-room house, large lot;
beautiful home; Imrgaiti. $7,600.
WAMlIlSlGTON STItPkT-altoQM bliAl;-
tlful home with two Chink closets, fold
ing do4irn, flue go* fixtures, inodmi con
veniences, etr.; stable, largo lot to alley.
Terms nt $4,700.
TIIKKK NEW 9-UOOM ITtlilKH O.X' A
iH'nutlful corner. We,t End, (4.26<i to
(4,600.
EtlGliWoOI). OA.. (-ROOM t'OTTAdk.
two street car line,, (1,000. Term, like
paying rant.
GItODJI. 2-HTOItV NEW IlOCttE; TIN'l'-
cd walla, cabinet mantel,. Meblrlm .treet,
only (1,700. Tcritia.
I'ltETl'Y NhW OorrAGE NEAU LAKE-
wooil llelghti: lot too feet front with
pretty .hade. Take this at (1,760; term,.
1260 cti.li. Thl, 1, n good Inveetment n, the
houae In ranted at (15 per month.
OVER 8.000 FriET RAiLllOAt) FRONT-
ou L?^’ 1 ' 1 wl, Wn city limits. Prices,
1800 to 835,000 |»er lot* at bnrgnln counter
prlcea. Buy uow nnd double your money
within a year.
IF YOU WANT A Itt’HINkMH HITE VVK
have cllentawho will buy and Improve for
you. Cull nnd see us.
NOTICE TO C, AND J. OF A.-AI.L MEM
brr. of lAral Union 4JJ an reuuwleil to
m*vt In lull at 2 p. m. »5«rp to nttvnil
a vial of Broth.r S. H. IJvingyton. in
t. Jane 5. no*. All other local ook>u»
of and J. of A. Invited to attend. K.
XL Brlilgea, R. 8.
Attention, Camp Tig* And*r*onl
Atlintrt. If... June 1. W««.
Fourth annlveriery l.lrthilar of Jeffenon
Davla By order of the comm»nder. M. J.
I’rtnck. yon are regneeted fo lie at Greut
park Hunil.r iimnimjr nt 10 o'clock aod
lirlna n wi-ll.flll.il lin.ket. Colonel >V. C.
election of officer* will lake place.
•ore to come nnd every one la reqoeated to
brlag their daee.
SAMUEL FULTON, Adjutant.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Frolt and
Produce exchange.
FRUITS.—Apple. 27 lo 27.(0 per turret.
Orange* (3 to (2.60 per box.
teuton* (6.75 to (6
Lime* (1 to (1.36.
line apple. (2.60 to (3.50.
Banana*. Untight*, per bunch (1.60 to
IL73. Culla, per baneb (1 to 11.26.
Grape fruit (0 to (7 per box.
Htrawlierrle., Georgia atock. -24-quart
cratea. (1.60 to (J; TeaueHea 21 to 2L60
per irate. ,
POULTRY AND COUNTBT PRODUCB.-
Llve bens 36c to liVfcc each; lire duck*.
Peekln, 30c to 36c; live ducks. Puddle. 36c
to 2744c: frleu 26 to *0c; broilers 16 to 36c.
Dromad hens, per lb.. 13c to lie; drossad
turkey., per |b„ 12c to 14c; very dulh
&5Mb1:ӣrT ,C 2bc to 2214c; cook
•rutin, tauir, ir;i
log. per lb., irAc to 16c.
Uoney—Now (010c
®^o
lb.; In 1-lb. racka 10
^Beets, cabbage cratea. per crate 22.26 to
Peas, per drum. 75c tall: very rlow sale.
Tomatoes, per crate. 22 to 12.60.
Beaut, green, per crate. 75c to (1, market
•MHua, Rirrii, jut umir, it
overstocked: wnx 60 to 75c.
Squnab, yellow, |1 to It.25; white 76c
Corn, new, 20c to 20c per doxen.
per crate, 12.60 to J3.
uliert. per crate. It lo 21.26.
Okro.
C«eaml_._. _
lettuce, bead, per drum 11.26 to 21.60.
Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, 11.10 to
Sweet potatoes, per bushel, 21.26 to IL60.
Spinach 21 per bushel,
ksparsgus to 1644c huuch.
.FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
ODE TO A BOOKMAKER.
When yon were * Bookie and I was • Fish
In the good old Summer time.
And you sat on yoar stool, serene and cool,
Cool as * smalt green lime,
Taking my «alsry. every sou.
On the One Superlative Ret,
My heart was light tnd the world seemed
bright.
For I hadn't grown wlae-not yet.
Mindless I tore to the hcttlqg ring.
And mindless 1 staked my roll.
And I walked back borne with an aching
dome,
And blisters on either sole,
t/mg whs the way and the sky was gray,
And I hadn't s single nee—
Just the ruhlier band In my trembling hand
That had kept my bills In place.
And 1 thought of the uksle that finished
tenth—
Tenth In n Held of ten!
No wonder yon grinned as I hastily skinned
That elnstle laind from my yen.
And I thought of the tailor, the landlord
grim.
The ring 1 had promised Her,
Aud the notes unpaid 'nenlh the three Iwlls'
ehnile—
I saw theae things In * blur.
DM you thjnk of me. by gambling friend,
As you sat at Delmonlco'sT
While I made a mash ou somo corued-beef
hash
You were up where the grape stuff flown
1 ate at a eountei, perched on high,
As a Imy eats Jam from a shelf.
For the man that will root nenr s Rookie's
stool
Must cat on a stool himself.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pan*
sengrr Trains of th* Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From- No. Depart To—_
• 3 Nnshrlllo 7:14m' 2 Ns.hvllle . 1:35im
71 Marietta , i:36sm 74 Marietta ..12:16 pm
•*3 Nashville It :46 am **2 Nashville . 4:66 pm
76 Marietta . 2:50 pm 72 Maristts .. 6:36 pm
» I Nashville 7J6 tow ‘ 4 Ns.hvllle ■ *:66 pm
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
t:50am Savannah ...2:06am
Macau 11:40amMacoa 4:00mo
Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ,... 0:13 pm
Macon 7*6 pm Tacksonvllle . 1:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive From- ...Depart To-
•Selma II :40 am ‘Montgomery 6:30 am
Mnatgom'y .1:
46 poi •Montgomery 12:46 pi
•Selma 11:16 pm •Selnia 4 SO pm
LaGranga ... 120sat LaGranga ....120pm
“J.mtgum'y . 2:40 pm •Moatgom’y ..11:16 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except San-
d ‘iil trains of Atlanta sod West Point
Railroad Company arrive st and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mitchell street end Msdleon avenue.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive Front— . Depart To—
•Augusta ;" 6«P- JA-JP-ta
. 7:4* am >Augusta
.12:3)pm Coayera (:00pm
Uthoola .... 126pm Coflngtoo ... «20pm
•Augusta .... *:15pm •Augusta ....ll:4ipm
•Dally. All other train, dally except San-
” 0T seaR<>ari> AIU I.iNK RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Washington . 4:3)sm Blrmlrgham . *:40am
Ahli-vllle ... tMam Monroe . . ,720am
Memphis. . .11:46 am New York . .12:00 in
New York .. 121 pas Abbeville . . 4:»)pm
Monroe. . . . 720 pm Memphis . . . (.-00 pm
When ynn were s nookle anil I was a Fish
At lieantlful Sheepshesil Bay,
I pul my rocks In your square tin box
And yon did not tell me nay.
Now we sit hero broke—you, too, got yours.
As the years swept by wltb a swish.
So a toast or two to the days when you
Were a Bookie and I sms a Fish.
CHASE TO PAINT PORTRAIT
OF COLLEGE PRESIDENT.
Special to The Georgian.
Ann Arbor. Mich , June l.—In com
memoration of President Angell's
thirty-three yearn of service an head
of the University of Michigan, n popu
lar aubscrlptlon Is being taken among
students and friends to raise money
for a portrait. W. N. chase, of New
York, has been chosen as the artist.
Prof. C. H. Van Tyne ha* been 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. Paxson, of the
University of Colorado, has 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. Psthengtll. Dr. D. D. Casteel,
Instructor In toology. Is appointed cu
rator of the University Museum, to
succeed Charles C. Adams, who haa
resigned to accept the curatorahlp of
the Cincinnati Museum.
CAN BIND AN EMPLOYEE
NOT TC JOIN A UNION.
Shown lu Central tlmw
Special to Th* Georgian.
New York, June I.—The court of
appeals haa decided that section iTt A
of the penal code, which forbids an
employer tc enter Into an agreement
with employee binding tha latter not
to Join a labor organisation, I* uncon
stitutional.
r kuuni unni ii| rnu vloiuivoi
PLOUK.—Poatela Elegant. $6.25; Diamond
K tent $6; fane/ patent *>.10; half patent
10 to $4.31: fancy $3Jfc. aprlng wheat
patent $5.50ft. Market stfonjr.
C’OUN.—Choice red cob 75c; Ito. 3 white
73e; No. 2' yellow 73c; mixed Tie.
Oate-White clipped 49c: No. 2 white 48c;
No. 2 mixed 47c; golden 47c.
MEAIa.—Plain water ground, per boabel,
72c: tioltcd 140-lb Jutca« per buanel, «4c.
HAY.—Timothy, choice large baietg *1.10:
do., choice aiunll Imlea, $1.06; do., No. i
third bale*, $1.06; do. No. 2 96c; do. No. 1
clover mixed 96c; do., No. 2 closed mixed
CLOVER-Cholce 90c.
PEED 8TUFP.—Chicken feed, 60-lb. Backs
90c; ahort*. white, $1.40; ahorta, fancy. $L$S;
pound*, $1.30; bran, mixed. 70 pounds, $1.29;
l'lirlna feed $1.35; salt. 100-lii. ancka, 40;
•alt, Rock, per cwt, $1; C. S. meal, per
‘>n. $28: bulb, square sacks, per ton, $9.25.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta* and
rlty compound
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Standard granulated 6.86; New
York Refined 4 to 4%c: plantations 3'fc to
414c. Market weaker.
COFFEK.-r
-Roasted Arbnekle’a $15.60:
bulk. In bags or barrels, tt&c; green 10 to
12c. Market w«*k.
according to
RICE.—Carolina 4*6 to 7*4c, acc<
p*ade. Market very strong.
CIIEE8E.—Fancy full cream,
1»
8T0CK8 AND B0ND8.
■Rid. Asked.
Georgia 4H*. 1915 114 116
Georgia R. R. 6a. lllO 106
Barannab 6a. 1909 102H
Macon 6a. 1910 106
Atlanta 6a, 1911 106
Atlanta 4Vfcs. 1922 109
Atlanta 4*. 1934 106*4
Atlanta and West Point .... ISO
Atlanta and Weat Point Debta. 109
C. R. of Georgia flrat Income
do. 2d Income ,.88
do. 3d Income »
Georgia
Augusta and Savannah
tfoutnt
107*4
M
hwestern . .
and A. lit.
, . 281
. 117
, . 118
. 120
. 112
287
COTTON SEED OIL MABKET.
New lork, June 1.—The market for cot-
ton seed oil ruled quiet during the early
trading, with price* for the near month*
showing n Hteady feeling, while the late
in wit lun* were eaaler. Old crop oil ta
Iwliig offered sparingly, with stock* gen
erally in strong hands, and thla gave the
tlrnineiis to these po*ltlona. The flue weath
er throughout the floutb. which lead* to
prediction* of a good cotton crop, together
with a very sharp decline, witnessed In
tin* cotton market, were the depressing
features In the late positions. Prices at
* * welv unchanged vto *fcc lower.—
Local Forecast.
Atlanta and Vicinity—flhnwcra
and flatunlay. cooler tonight.
tonlgh*
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Albany—Partly cloudy and warm.
Thomaarllle—clear and warm.
Atlanta—Cloudy and pleasant.
Colnmbos—Partly cloudy.
Mobile—Clear and hot.
Mobile—Clear and hot.
(*batunooga, Borne and HuntevIlle-ciM.
and warn). 01
Memphis—Rained all night and still rtin.
In* hard. u
Knoxville—Cloudy and hot.
ImIIiib—<?lrar nnd pleasant; hard
and ralu-laat night:
Kan Antonio—Clear and hot
.«°S.V» * nu coo,:
Tyler—Shourera last night; now ilonr ud
MUNf u *
pleasant.
WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT.
Rxtreuie Northwest—Clear. 44 to ti
nlwve: rising temperature.
Northwest—Uleur. 44 to 64 above.
West and Southwest—rarity cloudy
to (4 above; general rains Oklahonui in,
aouri. Loeal Kansas nud lows,
uow raining at Dodge <ity.
Ohio Valley—Cloudy; 62 to IS
I above; g->.
WEATHER FORECA8T.
ts>ul,bina—Fair Friday, except
id cooler In north p-■
showera; fresh south wl
Georgia—Fair Frblay, except' shower, is
ixirtlon; _ Hstnrday .hower."
northwest iiortlon; Sstnn
fresh aontbwe.t winds.
Weateru Florida—Fair Friday; Pstnrdiv
showers; variable winds, mostly south
Alabama' and Mississippi—Fair In nonth
showers In north portion Friday; Hsturdav
showers and cooler* fresh aonth .vimi. '
showers and cooler: fresh south «v!nds
Eaat Texaa-Scattered showers and than,
derstonns Friday; Hstnrday fair; fresh
southeast winds on the coast.
Arkansaa-Showers and cooler Friday;
and cooler In north portion; Saturday f>| r
Tennessee and Kentucky—Showers Frl*
day, cooler In central and eastern portlom;
Saturday fair and warmer.
Weather Conditions.
The relative positions of the centers nf
high and low pressure have changed hut
little In the last 24 hours. The northwest
ern "high" has moved from the I’sriflc
ern "high" _
Carolina and Georgia.
There Is an area of low barometer cen
tered near Oswego aud a second over west
ern Texas.
Rain has fallen In portions of Texan
Tennessee and at moat stations northward
to the Great Lakes. Cloudiness torrm
this morning i
vllle.
The temperature haa fallen more or le«g
In the upper Mississippi and lower Min-
aouri and Ohio valleys, and risen In the
northeast.
The conditions favor showers tonight aod
Saturday, cooler tonight.
J. R. MARBURY.
Local Forecaster.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the .24 hoars ending at 6 a.m., 75th
meridian time, June 1,
STATIONS Or
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
•Atlanta, clear ....
•Chattanooga, cloudy <
Columbus, cloudy . • ,
Gainesville, clear • •
Greenville, cloudy • •
Griffin, dear .....
•Macon, clear ....
Montlcello, clear • •
Xewuan, clear ....
Rome, clear
Spartanburg, cloudy.
Tallapoosa, p. cloudy
Toccoa, clear ....
West Point, cloudy . ,
•Minimum temperatures
3-1
period ending at 8 a. m. this date.
Heavy Rainfalls: Rateevllle, Miss., 2.2*);
Bolivar, Tenn., L60; Covington, Tenn.. 1.44;
I Hernando. Mias., 3.04: Holly . Springs, Miss,
1.70; Brinkley, Ark., 143; Forest City, Ark.,
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta . . ,
Augusta . .
Charleston •
Galveston .
Little Rock
demphle • •
Mobile , , ,
•Jew Orlei
Oklahoma
8avannab
Vlrkahui
Vicksburg ......
Wilmington . . . . .1
Remarks.
ii
DlsL Average!.
III
moat itlatrieta, with rain In rrntral and
Work-outs At
Gravesend.
By Private Leased Wire.
Gravesend. X. Y„ June 1.—Weather foggy;
track fast. Try-outs:
Ivotowana. 6 furlongs In 1:03 3-5, handily.
Vlrgtllo, 6 furlongs In 1:03 8-6, handily.
Coy Maid, mile and a furlong In 1:54 1-6,
handily. Good work. Will do.
Whimsical, one mile nnd a furlong In
1:64 1-6, handily. Very clever work. At
her l>eat.
Arkllrta. 6 furlongs In 1:14 34, handily.
Good and steady.
Kent or, 7 furlongs In 1:29, handily. Never
so good.
Oleeau, mile In 1:59, hreetlng. Training
aound.
Running Water, mile In 141, breexlng.
Dolug well.
Escort, mile In 1:48 34, handily,
do soon.
Will
Waterbary. 3 furlongs In 47. handily.
Daluty, mile and a quarter tn 2:49, baud
Goodwin Released.
Arthur Goodwin, In 1904 regarded as one
of the beat pitchers In the Southern league,
haa lieen released by Montgomery. The
plana of the ex-Memphan are not known.
GERMANY TO GIVE FARMERS
DAILY WEATHER FORECASTS.
By Private Leased Wire.
Berlin, June 1.—The German govern*
ment Is making preparations for the
Issue shortly -of weather forecasts for
agriculturists. The forecasts will be
sent free or at a nominal charge, and
the success of the undertaking will be
Judged from returns of the subsequent
supplied by th« recipients of
the Information
TH0RNT0NW0N
CHAMPIONSHIP
Kpwlal ta Tha GaorgUn.
Now Qrla.nl, Im., June 1.—Nat Thorntnn,
of Atlanta, la the teunla champion of to*
Gulf Btatra. Thla title he won here 7«-
treilaj bg defeating B. M. Grant. The
content wan fought to the bitter end. Grant,
who wan In rare form, ettried off with *
rush anil took the flrat eet fl-4. The next
one came wen eaaler, »nd laated onlg
nine guinea. Then Thornton braced up end
won three etralght acta, (-2, *-I ami 4 4.
Frank Payne, who w»e the holder of
the title, did not defend It, uud the hone'
goee to Atlanta for the year.
FREEMAN WINS
MORE PRIZES
H. D. Freeman, the Atlanta trap •hootur.
who made such a good showing last ra'*n n
In the Houtbern Handicap at Xadullw*
returned Thursday from Ander»on. s - ’ • ,
where he went to attend n shoot » r * (
Freeman say that the reports scut out from (
Anderson are Incorrect and that he t>**
for the high average and won first roou^y
MAHER RIDES
OAKS WINNER
Bv Private Leaned Wire.
Loudon. June t.-Danny Maher added •"
Other to his long Hat of turf rtaanlc.
today. • With the Earl of Derby's w*.'
■ton. It, he raptured The Oake at
Downs, lilorh. Madden up, ueeond;
Glory, Iluluey up, third.
THREE CLEVER BROWNS.
The*, men are helping the Yank "-- ^
rlimb the ladder. From left to right '.
are Glace. 8t. Lontn' plteher: Itartwd. • •
I.ml*' third ha anna a, .ud Jooeo, HL