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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Ad Taken For Less Than
25 Centa.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom-
piny out-of-town ordera.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
J
Situations Wanted will
hereafter bo 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.
UP.* ANI> no VS WANTED—LEA HN
plastering, brleklnylug. Kpeolnl
offer. Ufa scholarship $50; r«*y payment*;
pooltion and anion card guarantied: free
ratniojnic. Coyne Bros’. Trade School a.
Now y orIr. Chicago, Bb Louis.
WANTftiaogf. tfYhoN<; WHtfff ElfiS
m helpers In the foundry to learn mold-
trade. Good pay to start with and
I'otter pny In two or thrae month*. Only
with pood references need apply.
Ml Mfg. Co.
\phkr Poll l,A\v ofH<!8 i»T
her for manufactnrlnf concern
1550 x'.ndl.r
1*1 • 111 1 k * 111)11*1 4IIII
Bellamy Agency,
wAN'teix-^iitft'r^LAM AtfAtfTflSXltY
••nylnccr to act aa chief engineer In large
D)miifm turlne < *tahll*huient. Mnat 1»© ttaor-
fichly . \jM*rl'Mir*«l nnd bring l»eat of refer-
eiK-iw. The Liquid Carboulc Co., S and 7
Nelson street.
Gibson.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WII.L GIVE RKOUI.AU EMPLOYMENT
Sewing room to guts and women
work, short ’hours and good pay.
ceil operators make from I My to
. ,. r week, and we will give good
day »*ges to thoae without experience
until they lesrn. If you lire out of At-
l*ntn, write na and we will gtrs you In^
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HILT MORE STRAIN.
:* all sixes: also,
Craw foru vllle.
UA\'k YOU ikfflfiNG TO SRLtf T7
yon hare, send It to the Southern Auction
and Salvage Co., 20 B. Pryor street. 1“
tBell) 2WC
ATLAS ENGINKS—-ATLAS llOlLKhli
All styles nnd slses.
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta
Foh ‘WaLK ctll: a I*- rSThAiS'HirV
hloodhotlMd. 121 Ubodes at. V. f. Fowler.
tiWfi" Ti A T5f 'Grt I »ti I '(Vs ITifioN
5; cost PM. 1 Jump neat trai
cost $228/ One bane ferm'w.ipin,
Fpeuce. 4C 34M Marietta strael.
fWiSfrtftY' nitick BPiLlitMo” TOk
sale. Apply Atlanta Ire and Coal Co.,
riedmont arenue and Georgia railroad.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 135. 20 B. Hunter fit.
BU8INE8S OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP*
ment Co. We repair, reconstruct,
unge. buy and soil automobiles. Gar
10-12 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga.
phone 4894-L Main.
ir K*i
8H0E REPAIRING.
N. LA/AKI1H. 51 H. I'ltYOlt HT. I
hoot and shoe repairing. When I aay re-
Hiring. I mean the best repairing only,
superior material and oak leather, with
the beet workmanship. 1 know how to
repair liecanso 1 know a shoe. I am
skilful mender and can make romfortal
and serviceable shoe broke down and worn
out ones. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor
street.
BRAMBACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1822.
BECIIT 1'IANO CO., 02 N. FORSYTH.
PALMISTRY.
AURIVED FROM
I A I1 li~|. i
AND HKKU.
Under the directorate of the noston Pay*
RE—NO LESS!
He tells every hope, fear nnd ambition of
your life, gives full names, date of mar-
~‘ige, capabilities, fortunate and unfortu-
—te periods of life. How to win the one
yon lore. In a word, tells everything. If
-on Intend buying or selling property, or.
fact, make any Important step, don’t
to consult him. Hie advice will ba the
means of saving yon serious niiRtnkcs.
Advice sad fee* for reading rednred for
seven days only. Located In my own prt
vate | ““ •“ ‘ —*-
one I
WALL PAPER.
M. QUICK A CO.-WALL PAPER,
—iji— -•-* nleture frames, etc.
I 701 27 E. Ilnnter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
> i fit m iiit ir\v aste nr
Court bnlldlng.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF EX
I'cfteucc nnd ability a position si
fti'iingrapber nnd Imokkeeper. No. 1 refer-
• ii< < n from Atlanta l.ualnra* men. Addrt
No. 4J5 P. O. Box, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—AQENT8.
AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK
money send f<*r our freo circulars. C’~
eral Bales and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN
for macnliWnt new maps; new features:
e**T Hellers; exrloalve territory and liberal
pr<>i*oHlti'«; extraordinary chance for work
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kill*. t. Broad St., Atlanta.
tTSi HEH-Wfi HAVE
iZ-W~”H
south Geo
ure floorti
cutting south Georgia pine i
_ mrlng
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive
ngor.ta for n P*ge Fence." Tilley Fence
Co.. 51 S. Forsyth St. Main 3T*
WANTED—MI8CELLANE0U8.
\remrCTfnr , Ttngt^
that the Southern Auction and Salvage
Co., at 20 8. Pryor, can dispose of your
h" webold goods, office fixtures, safes, car-
MPk rags. planus, etc., to advantage.
V ANTED-REYNOLDS TOBACCO TAGS.
Address Crnlckshank Cigar Co., 29% Ma-
lrtt *
FOR RENT.
riu n m 11 r.~iTtongTWFtra;:izfTtnt
ni'tntk: modern. On East l*lue street,
ent ‘ * 2 ‘
at once. 250 >;
FOR RENT—ROOMS. ...
FOR KENT—THREE NICK LIGHT. AIRY
t *i* In house with owner; very desirable
f 11 r light housekeeping; right at Grant park.
N^t^r^c^rgBjrjnuej^j£rllnr^^
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
* i.r.nna.i, nooiin •• i>' A
Lodging tl a week. Meals 8180 a
1CV* Trinity avenue. Bell phone
ROOMS WANTED.
w^T?rn?rrvimram\ : AYrrw^
mooia for light houet*keeplng; pbwiMat
lwetlun; owner preferred. Address full
‘ ra to "l*i
efmaneat." this offke.
oaday afternoon. Return to Cole Book
I Whitehall ■trcW, nnd get rewwnt.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
IK TOU WA.VT TO EITHER BUY OB
- 11 dtr or oabarttaa i.rupart,. m or 1,1*-
i li 'M m*. i. II. Unw, m Eqnllabie
BH«. IDow,: M.1, HU. Atluuh*.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
»n xai.k-deep ix>t. ninety feet
ft*'. *“ o< ib-lwot In lni„a mrb; ..1-
i.- »r .bo*D.. _WJl naU ,t la, pric* to
■ ' fObor. C. E. MawtU. Box OL
bolpul. .ml rrtnll iH.trlbntor. of Vie
tor T.lklnx UxchloM xnd Itrront.. Ju.t
rrrrlrr.1 Urc* ron.l*nin»nt of marblnr. and
orrr IA.OOO rrrordx ImmmJUt. .tt.ntlon
rlvrn mini oriti,.. Wi* want tb. unn of
■ II talking marbln* dr.il.-ra In lb. Miitb.
Writ, for nlaloiu,. AI.Mnd.r-EIjrm Co.
STOP
apologizing for the mistakes of clerks;
advertise for the right kind ------
A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only
one cent a word.
THE WEATHER.
BENT $58 PER MONTH
PRICE $5,0000,
THIS IB HIGH CLASS NEGRO PROr
erty, located close In on the south side.
If you arc looking for rent paying property
see mo shout this, os It Is worth Investi
gating.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
1J AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phono 459?.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
J. H. GARNER & CO,
REAL. ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
305 and 206 Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONES 4499.
It
iij ... m nurj. uniir, arranging to learn
rlty autborlxna tut tn Mil at x very low
XII and get
•WIUTEHALL—NEAR GARNETT, LOT ..
by lit to alley. Owner arranging to leave
elw nuthoriien ua tn ** - 1
flgure for quick axl*.
aVk.-U.'LOhk IK, t\v6 tiy.W
rnll.ge. renling fur fSs for >3,S00,
Iai KboN "ht.—nk\v 2HTOUY 7-KOOM
bouse, excellent neighborhood. 84,000. Only
Knifuruuuu, e.w*
to control this.
— requlre«I -- —
MS’A^nTRKEPyi.VB TTglfK OS* LftT
capable of sub-dlvldlug at a bargain and
ea*y terms.
Nmtfii hiTiR n6iig rtSI' A 6iui(‘i
•tree! for H100. K«.y term.. Owner wll
only Mil to acceptable nelgblnr who pro-
poMt to make It hi. borne. Call and let
«• .how It.
WfcBT IIAItltlK-oSiri "oV~Ti
I CHBAl
je In real
denco nroperty that will soon bo In di
tnsnd for business. Only 83.C00.
ANHl.kV KAltK-^ltoNTlNti HWEMTO
•treet, large beautiful lot, IJ.600. Eaay
term..
tulLimAlt'ktitiSITAGioT TS RfcAliT 6*’
city, 80,000 square feet; two stre<
fine manofacturlng site. 818.000.
iiu.i l. TFT,
on nice lot In
_ k One hundred
caab and balance 110 monthly.
BICYCLES ANI> KITNIlHIKB—LARGEST
bicycle and xundry dlatiibutnr. In tba
R mtb. Sou I be rn agenta for ll.rca, Yale,
nrll and llndaon blryclea. Writ, for our
!*W ciulogu. and prlca Hat. Alaxand.r-
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED S K GOLD CROWNS H UP,
without pain. All Work auar.nt.ed 11
t ear,. Lanlrr Dental l’arlora, »Vi While.
■II HI., nrer Emmona' clothing (tor*. Rail
pbon. m
WB MOVE, STORE. PACK AND RRIP
houMhold gnoda; manranre rate one per
rent. Office and war*houa* IttS W.llon
■treat Uolb 'phonn Catbcart'a Trana-
f.r.
REYNOLDS, TIIB
»C apeclak wt.hu.. wi, r,. .,.,.UM nu
ouiMOTATinc—ininfiWER—tmut
aealp dlaeaae* and maka hair grow.
S * Medicated Soap inakea yon by-
ally clean. IW years aurresx) J. J.
, .pedallat, IU "Tba Grand,'* At
lanta, Qa.
SIGN PAINTER.
_____ and Sag decoration,
occaaloaa. BSt B. Alabama St
TEETH
IXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITIIOUT
PAIN—All dental work dons without naln.
Ill work guaranteed 18 years. Lanier l>en-
4 Whitehall 8t, over Bm-
itore. Bell phone 2MS-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
, (Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIALLWOOD8. IDEAMt
and nil other makes at Iwrgaln prl<***«
We ran aell you a register, suitable
*m business, at a price that cannot :
ut planes you.
Cash or ninthly payments. Every register
E ranteed for two years. Southern Cash
ister To^ Branch of American Second-
id Pash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street,
Atlanta, Gn.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homaa.
The flrat month will be given FREE
and If occupied one year, two more
months will be glvtn FREE at tha
end of the year, malting only nine
montha you will have to pay for. None
but good families will be allowed In
these houses. Thais are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
minutes rids from tha cantar of tha
city; contain 7 and I rooms; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every houee fronte
a fifty-foot Park, which Is aat In trtes,
evergreens and flowers. Purs air; na,
tlva oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole-
■ome. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Pho.phata 8prlngs, which
will cure any caa, of atomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
Ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house coat,
Ing (1.100.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who liras on tha
grounds, will show you through tha
houses. Rent $10.00 per month.
JOHft J. WOODSIDE,
11 Auburn Avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO
PLE. 117*4 WHITEHALL STREET.
OLD HATS MADE NEW,
KAN A M A AM> MUJkV
cleaned aad reshSMd. I
Raft and stiff falthst
STRAW MATS
— Me.
hats classed aad ra-
ACME HATTED
TEETH
BEST RET or TEETH ».0<l OUARAN-
teed la Ot. All work gn.rente*! U years.
Lanier Dental Parlors. 9Mi Wklteban HI.,
over Emamue' ctotklag store. Bell phoae
YOUR TEETH
PILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN 1M-
pcored method. All work .guaranteed U
year. Re.wm.tile price.. Lanlrr Dental
Parlors, ma Wfclteb.il ft., over Emmons’
clothing store. Mi pbeie SOM.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
lit PETERS DLDQ.
NIKE NORTH BIDE PROPERTY; WA
ter. ga. nud lewrra; rkme In; rents for
lb) per month. Only B.<no. If you are
tonkins for a borne or Investment are mu
i iuhiMx' a\'|i iiaix. mkii>L*v ave:
large lot. U
iHftu*nrflP;
am «>
X» raab. Ill
TOOiVirftTl Alilf I.OT, io,
Moo; lino rash. 110 per m»hlh.
HVtka SiOfi \M IBTaft, KS'uliiiU
only tl.ooo.
Xlt'Vi I.t'iT. RaKT PBAK'f. N.IHIt 8ir»*i,
hetwren Eighth and Tenth ata.
ftffl
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE
1101 Fourth National Bank Bldg.
DELL PHONE 1131.
FRANK IL CAMPBELL. II. C. I.ILKON.
Vest Baker at.; close
(♦too btT8~i!>».»Sd lifirWi.-MinilKKS:
Mot IkxlW. Teems to salt; Highland are.
ta.*o m’Yk-i-RMU IIACHli W it it
hall, cabinet luanteU. good condition; lot
Mi HA Kot cash aad Neper month; High
land ave,
MUTBliYi H6DM rtSHTOroS' ftHt-
bXl hVY^ TFhtilri aSTBBV ll6L'«a
In fourth ward; now.
WrcnirTIKH UrWnbxSS9; EASY
tvrma: on River rar lino.
iu.«4 mvE hKAiTiri'L itiiavrtxRin:
m; nu West Pwehtrec; terms.
•lABklM. il. (. LYXCIL
Manager. SalM Department.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main,
Atiarta 37.
FOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
21 BALTIMORE PLACE-TIIIR EIGHT
room, two-atoi/ frnmo. double houae. la
oo the aouth *blo of linltlmore Place. Imt.
W. IVnrhtrc** nnd Spring ata.: la thorough
ly modern hou*c; hna gaa, hot and cold
water, atatlonnry wfl*h*ttind, porcvlnln
bath, closet, sink In the kitchen; the lot
Is 35x180 feet; tins a servants' house; bas
a hot nlr furnace In the basement; the lo-
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE REaNTLNG AGENT.
12 Auburn Ave. Both Phoneg 618
are brand .new and loTely. On large, line
lots, lllght on car line and In the city.
12 minutes from center of city. Bath and
toilet, hot and cold water; 6 rooms; pay
ments only 820 per month; 8 rooms, pay
ments only 825 per month; 8 rooms, extra
finish, 830 per month. For full details see
COPENHILL LAND CO.
1C EDGEWOOD AVENUE.
Bell Phone 605; AUanta Phone 345.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
514 Empire Building. Phone 887.
WANTED AT ONCE.
FOR CASH CUSTOMER J1M.0M WORTH
of railroad frontng© that has not doubled
In value within tlu* ln*t two years.
FOR SALE.
BRICKYARD AM) MANUFACTURING
alto on railroad, containing 60 nerss with
creek and rock, within 2 tulles of Piedmont
Park. Will aell any part.
ULOHtt IN LOT, FELT t)J>‘ COlINfclt:
Ana location for 15-Bat liulMInx that will
atwajra be rantail. A harjtaln.
VTtoT Fl5Ef OPPOkllTE A'fcUMlSJAL
Station at a lmrgaln.
E\St i't.M! S+ilKKf-ii-liot'iU itoUl:,
large lot. 14.700.
l’K.AL‘ltfl|Uki-A HEAUTIKUL HOME.
INman kauk, near lilUtfir oiitom
and Dixie avenue, 9-room bouse, large lot;
beautiful home; bargain. $7,600.
WaHUin'iitoN *turkt-*-u6i>U beau-
tlfal home with two China closets, fold
ing doors, fine gas fixtures, modern con
veniences, etc.; stable, large lot to alley.
Terms *t $4,700.
tllltliR 5-noOM MoUUft ON A
haaalldil comer, iv«t End, H2S0 to
4,600.
liiiOKWOtiri, GA., (-ROOM COTTAOB.
two street car lines. 31.800. Terms like
paying rent.
inoOM. SH-WlRY NEW HOUR*; tint-
ed wells, cabinet mantels, Msldrlm street,
only 11,700. Terms.
1'ItKTTY NEW COTTAGE NkAk IJtkK-
wood Hrlfht.; lot 100 fact front wltb
'ratty aheila. Take thla at 11,750; terms,
350 eaah. Thla la a mod Inreetnient aa th*
hnnae la rented at 515 par month.
OVER l.ooti FRet liXfLHoAD fr6nt-
an out of and within eltj llmltn. Price.,
Won to BS.ow par lot xt liarpiln conatar
price. Buy now and doubt, jrour money
within a rear.
It' YOU YVANt A III'HIMkM HITE Wk
have clients who will buy sud Improve for
yon. Cull nnd seo us.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
LOCAL FORECAST.
nod Vicinity—l.'imeltlMl wca
ifcl<>n>tl tlmiwb-rphowits tonight
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Ilka—Clear and
i-Cle
MoblU*—r]e
I»nllfls—Cl«*nr nnd
Fort Worth—Don
M**rMlnn—I'nrf fy
Snn Antonio—Pnri
Hattiesburg, Mis*
Tyler, no
Ne
Orion
•o Cltv—Clear nnd flue.
»on. Mien.—Cloudv nml
nwood. Miss.—Partly
Notch***, Ml**.—Partly cloudy
Moblle-CIsar and hot.
ColumbuH. Gn.—Cb-nr nnd plimnni
Atlnntn—Clear nml hot.
Corinth, Miss.—Partly cloudy
night.
Home—CIpi
tprdny nftprnoon.
o; light shower yes-
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest— Generally clear; 14 tl
81 nbove; local show—
72 nborp; gpnrrnl rnln* IUInofn. local, Iowa,
Nebrnakn. Missouri and Knnm*.
Ohio Vnlley— Partly cloudy; 88 to 74 above;
WEATHER FORECAST.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Atlanta Real Estate Ex
change, organized for mutu
al benefit of Property own
ers, Purchasers and Agents,
If you have property for
sale, be sure that you list it
with some of the undersign
ed members, as you only
have one firm to look to
about commissions and yet
get the benefit of efforts of
all members to the Ex
change.
Exchange is located in
room No. 210 Gould Build
ing, Decatur street, where
bulletins arc kept, showing
special bargains offered and
open for public inspection
from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Adair, Forrest k George, 208 Century Bldg.
Am*ley Bros., 4 to 10 East Alabama Street.
Anstey A Ferris. 4 to 10 E. Alabama Street.
- -
iUUIRUL •#. A. *V
tlonal Hank Illdg.
npliali k Wilson,
n__ w her of point* In the eastern half of the
° Illdg 0 ' J " M F th Nat,0ntl Dank corion belt and on the Poelflc eonsf.
Davis. Frank 1C. k Co., 406 and 408 Gould
Bldg.
.tier L
Duncan, L. !
Bldg. -
Dun non, Walker, 400 Equitable Bldg.
Foster, W. A., 3 Inman Bldg.
Grant k Petty, 82 East Alabama Street.
Gifford, J. A. k Co., 602 l’etera Bldg.
Knox, Fltxhugh, 606 Peters Bldg.
Latham, J. IL. 218 Equitable Bldg.
McClatcher, P. F., Heal Estate Invest
ment Co^, 208 Candleri Bldg.
McKinnon, G. M.. 620 Peters Bldg.
Moss A Krouse, 601 Fourth Rational Bank
Bldg.
Boberts, C. M., 12 Auburn Arenue.
RObson k Hirers, 8 West Alabama Street.
Saunders k Morris, 6 South Broad Street.
Treadwell, W. E. k Co.. 24 8. Broad 8t
Thrower, M. I*, corner Forsyth and Wal
ton Streets.
Turman, 8. B. k Co., corner Broad and
Alabama 8treets.
War© & Harper, 725 Century Bldg.
Wilson, II. L., 615 Prudential Bldg.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITR AND PRODUCE.
Officially rorrvvted by Atlauu Fruit .u
Prtxlijc** exchange. 05
FRUIT8.—Apple* S7 to 87.60 r*r b-^.
Oranges |3 to 33 50 rwc box
T nmoii. tA ... «r —
L4
Limes 81
i 86.y> to 85.
> 81.;
Culls,
wherries, cj
i. 11.60 to 82
* 82.50 to 83.50. j
straights, per bunch 81.80 ts
h H to 81.23.
r,flquatt
acnn.„« ^
. POULI RYJUTO COUNTRY PKODUrp
to 14c; very dull.
ONLY $3,800.
FOR A CHOICE SIFBUR-
BAN HOME.
MODERN --STORY S-UOOM RESIDENCE
on lot 100x300 on the northeast corner of
McLendon street ami Clifton avenue, right
at Clifton Station on the Inman Park and
Clifton car Une In Kdgewood
/ You will have to see this I
It. The house Is nicely flnlsbe*
The lot contains ever/ Improvement—wood,
chicken and servant! houses, stables, nice
garden; pretty grove and lawn lit front.
This place hfla been turned over to me for
exclualve sale at a sacrifice price. You will
have to aee me at once, ■■ It will
the market long at this price.
laoulslann and East Texas—Parti
Tm**dny nnd Wednesday; fresl
wind*.
Georgia—Local showers Tuesday; Wednes-
B I, .. .. ^
West Florbla. Alntmnia nn*I Ml**l**fppl—
Portly cloudy Tues* * * “
light to fresn south
^Vest Texas—Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
Tennessee and Kentucky—Showers Toes-
iln\: W.'dm-Hflny fair arid wnrnmr.
Arkansas—Fair and w*armer Tuesday;
Wi'diu'Ndav warmer.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The center of highest pressure hns moved
south along the Atlantic const nnd Is now
near Norfolk. There has b©pn n derided
.].•*• r.-ux*• lu iiri'Hsure n\-.*r tin* northeast
nn*l westward t<» the Dakota**. The press
ure It generally low west of the Mississippi.
The temperature ho* rhnnged very little
except at a few Isolated stations.
Cloudiness covers most of the cocmtry and
showers have occurred In the Mississippi,
Missouri nnd lower Ohio valleys, at a
Local Forecaster.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m., 75th
meridian time, June 6, 1906.
111
a £ i
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DI8TRICT.
•Atlanta, clear
•Chattanooga
Columbus, clear
Gainesville, cloudy.
Greenville, dear....,
Griffin, cloudy..,.
•Macon, p. cloudy,
Montlrello, cloudy.
Newnan. clear
Home, clear
Spartanburg, cloudy
Tallapoosa, p. cloudy
Toccoa, cloudy
West Point, clear..........
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour
period ending at 8
Heavy Hainfnlls:
Paris, Texas, 1.70.
13c; dressed
—- mmer- ^
t0 ««.
Homj-Nc"- W 0c lb.; la |.| b . Mc4 , „
VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes tin t
.t-w 11.60 barrel; No. :
Cahhngc. 24 to 3c lb., demand good
82.5). rnhbUlfe ciate ** tx* crau 82.25 to
Peas, per drum, 75c to 81; verv slow iL'iin
Tomntoea, per crate, 82 to |2i0. W ’
^ , rt"jkSr^ra c 3^c* c to «•
t &jun,b. yellow, H to «.*; wh ,„ ^
Corn, new, 20e to 30e per douo
Okra, per crate. J’50 to S3,
Cuemnberi, per crate, 11 to IL2S
Lettuee. be,,' 1 . per tlrum 11.55 to B.6J
JJ 1 ^' lrlah iHitntoea, per buahel, fi.3 t»
iticcet potaf.i.-a. per httahel, |t35 to 11 tv
Spinach »1 per bo.be!.
Aaparncna 1JV4 to 164c bnacb
Kenche,. per erate. *5 to 15.60.
Kherrlea. :M-qurt erate, 55.50 to $3.
t antnlmiiiea, per emte. 55 to f-Ko
BUcklterr&a \ < to i:He qoart
DevrabrriM It tn 154c quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS
FLOUR.—Knstela Elegant, ,
patent l«: fancy potent Wll;
1110 to_.JI?.i: fancy 53.0-,. ip?,*'!
potent Market atronx.
CORN.—Choice red cob 75c: ivo. 5 whit.
73c; No. 2 yellow 73c: raliet! 75e. *
* til t a White ellppe.l pie; No. 3 white t- ■
'No. 3 mixed «c; (olden 47c.
MEAL -l'lnln water (round, ner ha.heL
,5c; MM no il, jute,, per liuaiel, 64,..
HAY.—'Timothy, choice large bale- 11 in.
do., choice small bales, 81.66; do., Sot
third bales. 81.(6; do. No. | tic: do. No I
clover mixed 95c; do., No. 2 closed mixed
CLOVER—Choice 90c.
FEED STUFF.—Chicken feed. 60-lb urk*
90c; shorts, white, 81.40; shorts, fancy. 8135*
shorts, brown. 81.30; bran, uure wheat. M
pounds, 81.30; bran, mixed, ?0 pound*. $1.2)*
Parian feed 81.3J; salt. 100-lb. sack*, «’
salt, Rock, per cwt., 81; C. 8. meal, per'
ton. 828: hulls, square sucks, per ton. 19:23
The nbovo prices are f. o. b. Atlnuta, uuj
subject to Immediate acceptance. .
PROVISIONS-Supreme hams l4Vfc\ Call,
ferula hams l'l^c. Dry salt extra ribs 9.3**.
bellies 20-23 lbs. D.50. fat backs 9. plate* R.
Supreme lard, basis 9.75; Snow Dmt com-
in i ti lid 7*4.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Standard granulated 6.86; New
York Refilled t to plantations 4 to 4V.
CENTRAL
8TATION.
J. H. LATHAM,
338 EQUITABLE BLDG.,
Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 2149.
PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.'S
DAILY MARKET LETTER
New* York, June S.-Cotton—Inherent
weakness from Liverpool this morning,
where small spot business was done
dently the foreigners take It that tbs crop
la already made, anil are waiting upon *the
rush to market of the cotton which la now
mment estimate of acre-
-jaMe weather conditions
from now on, which must be of the best,
only Indicates a crop of 12,o»,bj0 balsa,
which, at the present rate of consumption.
will not be enough for the world')
The condition of the growing crop aa given
oat by the government, together with the
venr favorable weather durli
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas
senger Trains ot the Following Roads:
western and Atlantic railroad.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
• S Nashville 7:10 aa 0 2 Nashville . 1:35 am
78 Marietta . 8:36 am 74 Marietta ..13:10
13 Nashville 11:46 am *9t Nashville . 4:60
*6 Marietta . 2:00 pm 71 Marietta
1 Nashville 7J6 pm » 4 Nashville
ill
CENTRAL or U CORO IA RAILWAY.
Arrive rum— Depxrt To
lu tic tut h ... 1:50am Macon 15 JO am
JackaoorlUa . 7:>>am sarnrnab ... 1:00an
Macao ILUatnMacoa 4:00 pm
laranaab ... 4KXpm KaTainati ... «:1J pm
Macon TAX pm lackanorilla ■ IH.pm
ATLANTA AND WEST 14J1.NT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•■alma ......lt;Mam JMoofiomary 1:34am
ra-V ._?:** po*
JflSSS-i., 1:45 pot •Mootrom’y .Vuill
•Dolly. All other trolx
*Yjl *«Im
1*11 road Cc
ontgomery 12:45 pm
Hi
xx daily except Sun-
__ at Atlanta and Weal Point
Company arrive at and depart
uinta Terminal atatlnn. corner
■treat and Madlaoo arcane.
EOKOIA RAILROAD.
Jfrom— Itriurt To
•Ancuatx ... IMpa •Ancutta 7:45 to
All other train* daily except loo-
** y *i:Al»GAfal) Ilk uytfftATT.WAV.—
Irrtve From- l»epart To—
•shlagton . 6 JO am RlrmJagtuun . 6:40 am
bberille ... • JO am Monroe . . . 7:20am
pisrhla. . .11:45 am New York . .I2fi» m
w York . . 3 JO pm Abbeville . . 4KOpm
don roe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . I.oopm
Birmingham . 1:3 pm Washington . »JS pm
Rhown In Central time.
Mining Stocks in Boston.
By Private Leased Wire.
Boston. June A—United States Smelting
_J; Greene 38%: Massachusetts Electric 20\;
Copper Range Wi; Utah 63; Bingham »V
ht days, has caused the bearish I
conditions should change.
Stocks—Fluctuations In the stock market
today wees almost entirely confined to the
professional trading element, bat evidences
of commission, house buying and outside
Interest seems In evidence. The broadening
of the market at times, whenever favorable
weather reports and reports of the favor
able cron conditions are made leads stim
ulus tn the Granger aharea. The continued
prosperity In the I ml ns trial and manufac
turing lines, combined with the enormous
cotton, wheat nnd corn crops, sod no po-
littcst or social dlstnrlwnce before us will
help for the upward tendency of the mar
ket. New specialties are taken hold of
every day and the broadening process will
continue. In our opinion, and on set backs
stocks should be bought.
Atlanta
Augusts'
Ubarleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Havannab
Vicksburg
Wilmington
in
10
Dlst. Averages.
Max. Min.
^r
84
ill
hi
m
i Rtmark*.
Trmnaratura ebanaea tba paat 54 hour*
bava fiaan sllxht. Moderate rainfall* wara
K uaral ovar tba antlra halt, with a few
avy fall* In aoutbaro Georila and north
ern Trxaa.
i. D. MARBURT.
Local Foracaittr.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
New York. June 6.—Tba market for cot
ton lead oil wa* nexlected, hut price,
war# .Icady. There waa an ahaanca of
•peculatlva tptereit In tba market, and ow
ing to the (..vammant cotton report com-
loi out. there waa r aanaral dlainwltlon to
await tha ehnwing of thla report. Thrra
waa little dlapoaltion to f»ujr' nlicaii. Crude
wns nominal. The market at the close
woe steady, with prices unchanged, except
ing June, which declined %c from the open
ing. There was no business reported.—
Ware k Leland.
8T0CK6 AND BONDS.
Bid. AnlcM.
Georgia 4V4s. 1915 114 116
Georgia R. IL- 6s. 1910 106 lOCU
Savannah 5s. 1909 , , . 1024 108%
Macon 6s, 1910 108
Atlanta 5n. 1911 106
Atlanta 44* 1922 109 ID
Atlanta 4s. 1934 1064 1074
Atlanta and West Point .... 160
Atlnuta nnd West Point Debts. 109
C. R* of Georgia first Income M
do. 2d Ircomo 83 90
do. 3*1 Incoiuo 89
Georgia *.261 N7
Augusta and Snvannoh .... 117
Southwestern 118 1134
>rala Pacific Ists ....... 12) 121
C. and A. 1st U2
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By'Private Leased Wire.
Chicago. June 6.—Hogs—Receipts toilsy,
12.000. Mnrkct strong; mostly Be higher:
quality fair; left over, 8.306. Bulk. $6,350
M24; estlrnntcfl for toinorrow. 23.000: light
hogs, 36.2606.45: mlxeil. S6.26«6.45; heavy.
56.10O*.45; mutch. 5«.U>Gtl.S5: ply.. 5V3«
6.25; ynrkers, M,40Q6.46; good to choirs
heavy. 38.35C4.4_.
Cattlf^—Receipts, 2,600; market atendy:
quality fair. Reeves. 84.10C6.10; cow*. tl.M
4*4.60; heifers. 82.60C5.00; calres. 85.OOC7.2S;
coo«l prime steers, 85.25C6.10; (Nstr to me-
dlum, $4.1006.20; atockera nnd lce*ler*. $.’ 75
04*76.
Hheep—Estimated rccelnts. 12,000; nwrkri
steady; quality fair. Native. MSb6.no;
western. 83.25C6.00; yearlings. 85.6606.3);
lambs, $5.0606.00; western, m.25C6.fi0.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
By Private Leased Wire.
New York, June 5.—The dry g»>od* mnrkrt
was quiet nnd steady. The government
cotton report steadied prices and gnve worn
stability to the trade In cotton g*n*l*. J»l»-
l»ers did n fair litislness *»n print*, wnrt
goods and sheet white fabrics. There Is »
strong spot deniaud f*»r plaids, check*, etc.,
In dress goods. Raw silk ws* hen*y.
Hosiery lines are to be opened today for
1307. .
Heavy Soles of Stock* in 8t Louis.
By Private Leased Wire.
Ht. Iaouls, June 5.—When business oj*ene«l
today It wns announced that a sale of 7^
shares of Mississippi Valley Trust Fomn* 11 /
stock an*l W0 shares of the National wsk
of Commerce stock, which were pMfed
i time ago by J. C. Van Blsrroni far •
.urh of $500,000 to the Tennessee Central
rallrosil had !»cen made. The amount real
ised wns <506,000.
'Whistling for half an hour after
meals," nays a well-known uomsn
whistler, "l* the bent possible aid to
digestion."
82,600-ABOUT four doors from Gordon at,, West End, new cottage; 6 beautiful room*,
reception ball, parlor, bedroom, dining room, kltcheu, bsth (fine porcelain tul>M»*t*r.
“ lot tlarge enough for another cottage); a very neat home. Owner oe«*n
Cheap at this Price. 8600 down; balance easy. ..
$8.200—OVERLOOKING GRANT PARK, on Cheroke* are., dose to Georgia are ; «
rooms and bath: water, gas, fruit trees, the'beat place w*ln«nv of for your rhlMr**-
easy. Have had an offer of 83.600; small cash l*X?“ ,n J- .
82.8Sd-GRANT. near Georgia tv*.: 6-room, almost new rottage home. Owner hn*
reason for selling. 2 car lines. Not a more desirable location on Grant st. lavuraws
terms to Hghtperty. a _,,
L ^iliSJK Y oS® , i fl E , ilM 0 a CB U8T ‘ ,,RETTV rLACE8 ,N 0T " f:,, 8
STEVENSON BROTII HRS i ( OM PANY,
1529 CANDLER BUILDING-
Atlanta 304-
REAL ESTATE.
Bell 1051.
AUCTION SALE JUNE 16.
H. Black and W. H. Allen have purchased the old sum
mer home of J. L. Winter, between Atlanta and Decatur, which
is now being subdivided and streets graded. This property con
tains eighteen acres, and there is no lot in the entire tract that
isn t shaded with beautiful oaks, and having street-car frontage
ol nearly 600 feet. To reach this property take the Decatur caf
at the corner of Kdgewood Avenue and Peachtree Street and get
off at Winter s Station. For plats and information apply to
FAVER & BLACK,
308-315-3x6 Peters Buildine, Both Phones 35*9*
ttlrfl. -Al l
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