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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Leas Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situation* 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. lire acaoiaramp i&o; may tiayiuvnia; tfinfffcn mid union eard iwmytiwifjM York. Chicago. Bt. Y/>»J*. \?ATOin\^(>dT» 8i'irrrN T (rwirt'iT: mps nt hp||M»ra In the foundry to Iwirii mold- ith 1 trad*. Good pay <0 atnrt with and letter pay In two or three month*. Only tip -# with cood reference* need apply, tielsoarh Mill Mfg. Co. XVAX’fKfi— Bookkeeper, uniat he accurate ' and rotu|*tent. * - • • —- ,A refcr**m*c«. * * * pany. city. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. KiP'-rleacad operator* make from . tl-00 par wwk, nnd wa will giro good day wage# to tboae without experience until they Irani. If yon lira out of At laotn, writ* ua and wo -**‘ — forniatlon about (Mtardlnj lira* * McCivn. SC W. > tv a t Eh—V o PJ,* (r" i T/ihi ten T?/ - ERXft?? local and long dlataticc telephone opera t* lug. A room* of Instruction given In train ing achiMil with salary beginning with en trance to school. Good salarlas paid to romitotrut operator*. salary bring deter- 1 mln**d upon turrits of the operatot ^and ir yon live out or Ar id wo will give you In- Nirdfng ptacaa. Nuunally 1 W. Alalrttpa atreet ONLY $3,800. FOR A CHOICE SUBUR BAN HOME. MODERN 2RTORY 9-ROOM RESIDENCE on lot 1091900 on the northeast corner ol Mclwndon atreat and Clifton avenue, right at cufton Station on the Inman Park and Clifton car line In Bdgewood You will have to aae tbla to appreciate It. The house la nicely finished and roomy. The lot contalna every Improvement-wood, chicken and aervnnta r houses, atahlea, nice *m»; pretty grove and lawn In front J» place tut* boon tnraad ovar to me for eicluslve sale at a aacriflce price. You will have to see me at once, as It will not be on the market long at the low price of $9,900. J. H. LATHAM, 238 EQUITABLE BLDG. Bell Phone 3143; Atlanta Phone 3149. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. rrator: nm capable of caring for machine; one mnrhfuc office preferred. Addreee Bo* OLUrtflln. years' experience a position na stenograph er a ud bookkeeper; N’o. 1 references. 1*. ft. Box 429. city. jb jrranEswrr “TfcHTi ami “went# dress Trav Ion II, City. r . ■ fiMKKMVY K—m jure* situation with some good firm; totter and reliable; cao furnish good reference. Address IV. T. H., So. 68 Cnrncgle way. wheat section of Trnnn cter. Box 12S. Station KJCH-KltlRVi'fTli WANTED—AGENTS. AlVtSNTtT'WANTING BIG A~ND qUICK money Mini fur our fm circular.. U.u- «nl Balro and Hupply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. | DlSglllUl rill Hew IHH|IS, D«l* I.SVUll S. rollers; exclusive territory and lltwrnl proposition; extraordinary chance (or work er.. State l( you lt.tr. bad eip.rt.nc. lludglu. Co., Atlanta, Ua. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. *an flnCTrrenptnn^ that the Southern Auction and Halvnge Co., at 2*) 8. Pryor, cau dispose of your household goods, office fixtures, safes, csr- rets, rugs, pianos, etc., to advantage. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. DHUKHIIIRK HUGH, MLTMOUE STRAIN. Pore breed. Cheap. IMgs all sites: also Homer Pigeons. Box 64, Crawfordvllle, Savtto snd Hslvsgi YOU-ANYTHING TO SELL! IF _ - fare. tend It to the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., 90 8. 1'ryor street. 1'bone «Dell) 390C xrai bNui.NKtt -All ati.as usmnii ... style# and sixes. — ■ ■ ■ ■ Atlsa Engine Work#. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta A. rohNKYR, Oofj.NTY OFFICERS AN IS eral MUt. tnih will Hod tti. beat (arma *»f legal blanks nt Bennett's. 21 South Broad street. Printing of erery description. .Vi GGV-A NICK LIGHT Ul’BBKU TIUKh * buggy makes n fast horse faster. 1 have Mich s buggy for sale cheap. 412 Kiser Building. riKkfctXM UTsinkh's hoIhkh ild have high grsdc signs. Call on “* ‘1., 9114 North 1'ryor strii-t. TWENTY TIIOIKANB Hot.LAKH l<o.\l»8 ou valusUle iiuIiiciiiuImtinI property; five thousand dollars stock to first five thousand »pht W. II. Croll. 412 Kl*#r Bldg. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.*# new Hue. Just added s full line of tranks, travelers’ supplies and geoeral office supplies. The cbe*|wst ever sold. We buy, sell »»r exchange everything, S7 sml 39 West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone L - MISCELLANEOUS. fence. aolil and everted. Fencing for (arm. lawn. Mania, and poultry. * Exclusive nanta for "'Pare Kano.." tlllry Feuc* Co., la «■ Forsyth St, Main JBM. TWENTY ViiOTnAXh IkiLLaRh ~Eft'ST»l •o valiuble unincumbered property; five ad dollars stiH-k to first five Thousand •- - W. U. Croll, ill User Bldg. , .SHORTHAND IJUINID IN 1 WBKK8; f*##t, «-*#l*#t. #h*#p*#t; #l#o t#ught b» m#lL Itofcrij'# Bit CoUogo. 71 lUrWtU #L WALL PAPER. J. M. QI7ICK ft CO.-WALL J* APRIL mouMIngOtpirtnrm, pleturo fra met, etc. IW1I nhoue 729. HUndxnl 704. 27 E. Ilanter. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1266. 20 E. Hunter SL WfLLIfl WALL PAPER COMPANY. lArgtwt flock In ftontb, 51 N. Bfo«d fit “KENT LIGHTS,” THE BKfiT OF MANTLE LIGHTfi NOW •old at 9Ufc N. Pryor St. Al*x Kent, Phone 484$. WANTED—BOARDER3. A GENTLEMAN OR COtiPLB WITHOUT eblidron ran oeeure hoard In a mflnod pri vate J#wl#h hoim*. Kscrllent neighborhood. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. uo hkb Bourn bun auto and kquiv- ment Co. W# rtpnlr, raconjitruct, ex change, buy and fell antomobllff. Of rag#. 10-12 Mitchell atract, AtlfttU, Oa. Bfli Dbon# 4*94-L Main. AffnAt-rTYB HUlS'H 3VII.I, IlftlNrt YolJ tinaln*##. K«»r high grad* work tall on Kant, 9H§ N. Pryor. Phone 2928. PIANOS. DUAMBACT! PIANOH. ESTABLISHED 1$23. BRCI1T PIANO CO., 92 N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS. COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $2 A week. Lodging $1 a week. ftUal# $2.60 a week. 10H Trinity nrenua. Bell phona ■ is. Atlanta phono 2797. ■ FOR RENT—APARTMENT8. bautlful apartment In the Mendenhall apartment houae, 521-929 reach tree at Ap ply It. It. Arnold, third floor, Gould bldg. FOR RENT. to couple or two young ladles with or without board. Apply 390 Angler avenue. t hooM lioUSfc, to 'Ser’i’oUt HT..>roq ninn>riiuTwBr UA'Witf\ ht.... BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AI.RINO MACHINES AND RECORDS— VYhnl.Ml* ana ratall dlatrlbniora o( Vic tor Talking Machine, and Record*. Juat raclrcd larya con.lsnin.nt of macblnra and ortr 10,000 morda. ImmMllata attention ylr.n mall onbSa. W. want tba naroaa of 'I talking machlna dcal.ra In lb. aontb. ’rlt, for cau login. Al.rand.r-Elyia Co. IIICYCLRB AND SUNDRIES-LAROEST blcycla and aundry dlatrlbntnra In tba aoutb. Honthrrn agenta for I'I.rc*. Yala, Nnrll and Ifndaon bicycle Will.- for onr 1*00 catalogue and prlca Hat Alexander- Elyaa Co. YOUR TEETH CROWNED SMC GOLD CROWN* $9 Vr. without |.aln. All work guaranIMd IE year, Lanl.r Dental 1’arlora. MS While, hall HI., orer Eumona' clothing atora. Bell phone SM-J. \VE MOVE. STORE. PACK AND SlIIP 'pbonea. Catbcart'a Ttmna- REYNOLDS, THE SION PAINTER. Mima, banner#. Saga and Sag decoration, for apodal ocemalona. MVk B. Alabama St TEETH EXTRACTED I*OSITIVELY YYITnoUT l* A IN—All dental work dona without pain. AH wwk guaranteed 15 years. Lanier l>en- tnl l'nrlors. »tt Whitehall 8t.. over Km- moos' clothing store. Bell phone 2M9-X CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONAL*. II AM. WOODS. 1DKAL8 and all other makes at bargain price*. We reu sell you a register, auttahl legtster co.. uranrn or Antericnu neconu- laud Cash Ileglster Co., 24 8. Broad atreet. Atlanta. Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOAN3 TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO PLE. 117*/* WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. AKAMA AND MILAN KTKAW UAT8 cleaned and r 80ft ahd still shaped, Kc. Bands or sweats. 25c cneh extra. ACMi: IIATTl*HH. CH Whitehall fit TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH Sn flUARAN- teed to fit. All work guaranteed 15 years. __anl«*r Dental 1'artora, Whitehall fit. over Cmuons' clothing store. Bell phooe YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved methou. All work guaranttwd 15 yearn. UcsaonaMc prices. Lanier Dental Parlors. 9914 Whitehall Vt.. over Emaioaa* clothing store. BeU pboie 2599-4. “Be busy about some rational thing—so that Satan may always find thee occupied.”—St. Jerome. To read want ads. is a rational thing to do—and . thrifty. A Want Ad in The Georgian will cost you only one cent a word. FUNERAL NOTICE. CLAYTON—The friends of Mrs. Lily Clay ton. Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Clayton. Mian Ktln-I Clayton. Miss Hfi Clayton. Mr. George Clayton, Captain nnd Mrs. K. JL Clayt Mr. Cedi Butt nml .Mr. Edwin Clayton are lari ted to attend the funeral services of the latter at the residence, 12 Crew street, this afternoon at 6 o'clock. FRUITS AND PRODUCE [ Pr 0 «.^ , l y xc r h°u r ^ bf &R > l| 'pi'*" 1.75. Cnl Is. Strawberrt • tea, |L60 to per *-rntc. IT 10 to 0.10. s*ss 1 BKAtTTirOL COTTAGE HOMES FOR sale on easy monthly payments. They are brand new and lovely. On large, fine lota. Ulfht 00 car line and In the city. 12 minutes from renter of city. Beth and toilet, hot and cold water; ft rooms; pay ments only $30 per month; 6 rooma, pay ments only $25 per month; $ rooms, extra finish, $90 per month. For full dstalls sea COPENHTLL LAND CO. IB EDQEWOOD AVENUE. Ball Phone SOB; Atlanta Phone 346. ATTENTION, IIOME- ^ SEEKERS. Have a few building lots left on terms of $10.00 cash and $5.00 per month. Prices low. See LIEBMAN, REAL ESTATE—RENTING. 28 Peachtree 8treeL GLORE & JUSTIN, 216 PETERS BLDG. 10-ROOM HOt/HE It E. ALEXANDER.,36.00 y^anitn?Mi:'iBTiKnintiM:..;::M.4> rHSomto-uaergirewNcrAYD vbtm M.00 Art KM ni(5ou~nouitB. arw. Ponuftr~: .n:a 2-jtooil HgOTgTgtra|gH 6T..71Q5 i-hooM iiotiHB, tti liNSBT hT UU ilt* )5\fllfil'flS, W'i'jyhTff~W~3a4l iTIDoMiroi'liii. ■WTNOKTrrAVir^ m, mabw it: nmn ni a litisfBirwf; •• sswcsaib OA flToKKfl ITT rr wrTflfytBit sirrtfF sfxiM "iiDoii McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phone 887. FOR CASlFcftBfoMEU,°DM.oa» WORT In nlnu In tbs I FOR HALE. DRIEKYARD AND MANUFACTPRINfl Rite nn railroad, containing 00 arm, wltb creek end rock, within 1 mlTea of Piedmont perk. Will eell anr part. 81.800 WILL PfRCHAS* AN F.LF.UANT ^3-rcom bnnae^ lot 100x300 feet. In Inman NEW 6-ltOOM lIOirSRB ON 44.600. FIVE NEAT 6 AND 7-R003I t’OTTAOEN n$29 5o r t*^$9lffi rl B°4o rent* from! ^AWfls^TOyTifgtegg-ii'iiflKiM.'TiSAP-l I tlful home with.2 china rloaetsb folding doors, flu* gas fixtures modern convens st' 1 $4**00 IC '* atlll)lr ' lar<e h>t to alley. Ter mi 4itfriiMrr>if<»itY"j<Bw~in?\tyE, ■fixtp.ii | wetla, cablaet mantel., Meldrlm efreetl |nnlr 61.700. T.riua, he At fITPTr VE W~~10TT(>6S| HothE liS 1 Peachtree with orer one acre of ground. Price Ksoo. Liberal term# or will ex change for recant proper!, or ’ amaller u\ ETrWTBBY WTHTOIb VHAStAAB out of and within rlt, llmlta. i'rtcM. two bo, and laprore W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., REAL ESTATE. 67 Inman Bldg. Bell 'Phone 1486. have to la- aeen to lie epiiovletial WouDtVAItll AVEMK-NKAU PARK I avenue, llere we have n lieautlful cot tage of six rooms on lot 53x192. W« can sell this st a bargain. brand new t-roora boose that has never been occapled. l>et ua show you thls.^M worTirn<tiiKsvtiffiK.A"'h5Ui , ti^i , L home of nine raows on lot lOOtJS); plenty f #had* «nd fruit. This Is one of the few U 4Hises In Kirkwood with waterworks. Let as take you out to see this. fimKirm^osnTOMgsTrAKft tv* federate avenue, right at Grant park; $460 and $500 rash. IP~V’t»r lUVti AVvrlllS't'i tS HiPB6V- FOR SALE. Railroad froutage—best in the dty; also two lots cen ter manufacturing district. J. H. Crutchfield, People’s Building. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Hornet, e Tba drat month will be given FREE and it occupied on, year, two more montha will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine montha you will have to pay for. None but good famlltca will be allowed In theta houses. Th.ee are located on the River electric car line only twenty minute, rid, from th, center of the city; contalo 7 and 8 rooms; have n,v,r been occupied; are located In Weat Atlanta Park. Every houee front, a flfty-foot Park, which 1, aet In trtea, evergreen, and flower*. Pure air; na tive oaka; an Ideal .pot for children. It le cheaper than living In the city and the surrounding, are more whole- aome. In the center of thla Park are the Ferro Phoiphate Spring., which will cure any caae of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now ha* a new church, neatly furntehed, a store, a echool-houee coat ing 82,600.00 will aoon be completed. Captain J. T. Mill,, who Uvea on the ground* will show you through the houaea. Rent 820.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDB, 12 Auburn Avenue. FOR SALE. ON EAST CAIN BT„ NEAR FORT ST., i hare for sale $ bouses almost now. renting to high-class colored tenants at & per month. I can Mil this for $2,750. ins for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVENUE. Boll Phono 4596. Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing ths Arrival and Departure of Pas- a*ager Trains of the Following Roads: WEfiTBReV AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— * $ Nashville 7:29am * 2 Nashville . $:2Sam n Marietta . 8:35 am 74 Martatto Nashville 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 7:25 pm » 4 Nashville . H4 pm • FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. STOREROOM 138 PEACHTREE ST. GOOD CHANC5. WE ARE OFFERING FOR RENT FROM July l.t, atora room and barora.nt, both about 36x60 fret through from Peachtree to Forsyth atreet. Y'ery roldom you can get an opportunity at a Pro eh tree street store. If you need It come quick- Bent 6160 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avo. Both Phones 618 CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE 1208 Fourth National Bank Bldg.- DELL PHONE 1$32. HOLCOMBS ALLEY-TWO ROOMS, renting for $1.50 per month. Price $400. lifiu, btrIikT-tIikke itoftli Horne; renting for $x per month. Price $850. IRWIN bi'iiFet—pivkiiooM fRiTBE? rented to white tenant#; lot 30x106. Pric# $1,900. Mr. ,8h**h«n aaym too Mr#. Perrin* atH»«t tbl# place. Nice eliwated lot. VAt'AjfT I.(Vr (60x160)—LIES \Vfil.L O.S' Forre#t avenue, Juat beyond Boulerard. F»»r liuiuedlnt# sal*. Price $1,100. Terma $900 rath, balance easy. I5V:i'Ati'1 street lot iiMx2uo>-cor- nor, with four negro house, fronting an other street. Price tS,0M. CecatUr street LoFTtaxiooi-PRicI $4,600. RTmimoN' HTitElTT-l’lvli riioms and hath; lot 46.104 to alley. 61.C04 for s few daya. Bargain. JoTn!5oS aTESIE-NETu Ii6LT.K‘- vartl; alx rooiua All modern Improye- nieuta: lot 50x190. Price $3,000. $1,000 caah, balance 1 and 2 year#. YV. NORTH AVF.kuF.-El.ftfK.N IlGOMB. two atortea, two hatha, laundry, aervant’a room and baaemeat; lot 50x190* rirlco $7,500. $$.000 down and balance easy. HAW* KYltEkT-PolRIKK^kl llOl'HE. Price $500. GRlitiu ht nit Rr—Tit Rkk-roGyI Iioubk —price 6660. oTm:it HT.-1N WEBTKItN 1IKIUI1T8; S-room houae. $900. BT.-AIJC-ltboU 1161'ftB; Nil. 73 HRRgu HT.—BlX-ltOOkl llOUBE; $950. 5TRWpoRT Hoi*8K; $1M. • venue: Snwm eottafe and ball; ulre lot, •bailee, rot- If.IW. Both Lege Are Cruehed. Hperlel to The Oeoraiuu. Montgomery, Ala., June 11.—A* a re sult of a fall off of a box car and hav ing both lege crushed, Louie Wflllame, a negro brakeman, may die. The rare were being .iltched Into a elding end the eudden start threw William, to the ground and a pair of truck, passed over hie limbs. Accompanies Daughter* West Special to The (leoratau. Montgomery, Ala., June II.—Horace Hood, editor of the Montgomery Jour nal and a candidate, for state auditor, haa gone to Denver, Colo, »Uh hie daughters, Mleeee Mabel, tTauselle and Sadi*. Ml** Mabel Hood goes there for her health. Assistant Ticket AgenL npertet to Th# OeendsB. Huntsville: Ale., June H — llanic 11.11, formerly with the Southern railway lo At lanta. Oa_ baa ' ticket .edit fur CENTRAL OF OBOBOIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— ■taTinnab ... 7:M am Macon 1140 am Jacksonville . 7:60 am Ravanueb' ... l-.oo am Macon U:40um Macon 4:00 nm Kavannab ... 4:06 pm Harannah ... 0:13 pm Macon 746 pm Jacksonville . 0:60 bm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Selma. II :40 am •Montgomery 6:10 am Montgom'y . 7:45 pm 'Montgomery 12:13 pm •Selma 1145 pm •Selma 4:10 pm I-nQrange ...140am LaQrange ....6:10pm •Montgom'y . 8:40 pm •Montgom'y ..11:18 pm •Dully. Alt other train* dally except Sun- d */il train* of AtUnl* snd West Foist Rallrond Company arrive at and Aepart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell .tract and Madlaon avenue. iL5* m 10:06 am GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— -ugu.ta ... 4:00 pm •Augusta Donyrre 0:46 am Mtbonla Covington .. 7:4* am ‘Augusta , •Augusts ...1240 pm Poorer. ., Uthonla .... 8:24 pm Covington * A -8Iu? "AT - SEABOARD AIR UNE RAILWAY. All othar trains daltj except Sun- Arrive From— Depart To— Abbevlll. Memphis. . New York . . 2:10 Monroe, . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . Blrmlngb'm . IJ6 pm Washington Hhown In Central tiro* ... 9:00 am 1 . . aphis. . .11:45 am New York rxork . . 2:20 pm Abbeville . HOTEL ARRIVALS. AT THE ARAGON. Arthur J. Doyle, Georgia: L. F. Cater* Ferry, Go.: L. J. Smith. Fitzgerald, Ga.; C. A. Green, Fltxgernld, Ga.7j. M. Rich ards. Jacksonville. FU.; E. O. <Jim-an; elty; Mrs. K. O. Gil lies n. city: W. O. Neal, Ulrhmoivl; J. W. King, Rochelle, G*.; Mrs. J. W. King, Rochelle. Ga.; J. G. Gardner. Angustt; F. M. Johnston, Mrs. K. M. Ji»hn ston, 8am Chip, Miss Klvla Crox Renbrook, Mrs. L. Crox, New York; I*. D. May. 8t. Louis; Mias Florlt* Mndlsou, .Mis* Hlrtlle Klsc-ber. Miss Alii** Barker. New York; A. J>. Smith. LoufsrlJle; 11. Williams, Now York; O. It. Cartwright, New Orleans: It. (1. English, New York: Mian Mabel Morris, New York: Miss Monte Rlalr, New York: C. F. Kitchen. Galesburg, Ills.; A. E. Willis, Atlanta J. G. Gentry. W. IV Williams, Julius Walker. Mylraiila; Fred W. Hoyle, Kernamllna, Wa.; N. W. Jlariey * wife, Raleigh. N.. C.j;C. E. Carlisle, and iieraiur, Aia.; j. u, Mrs. J. O. Darker, Georgia: M. I*. Knowles, lf-1 IIIU.’llll.!, Fill., »». i».i wiir, Itab'lgh. N. C.; C. Vl. (’arliMr, .SiMirtaiiburg; K. J. Kills, New York: C. A. Iloyt, Florida; Mrs. W. A. Coggswell, New York: Mias Ubm Kellnr, New York; It. G. Mannlog, Mr#. R. G. Manning. Georgia; Ml## f„ Dynn, Missouri; J. II. White, New York; C. Kentou. New OrJeous, II. V. I'rlinrna*. St. l^iula. Mr#. Weaver, llawklnavllle; Miss Lain Vollmer. Attalli Ala.; F. It. Neeley, Deeatur, Ala. * “ Parker, Milieu. Ga.; JlUlen, (Jr..; Henry \\ It. McCartney, Alabni LutbersvJUe, Ga.; L. U ton. Gn.; S. It. Anderson, Foray th, Ga.. H K. Cole. Michigan; Heller Fowler, Griffin, M. G. Kamxey. Hinnln^bam; J. E. H«>nH, (’hnttnnooxa; K. T. Curtis. Baltimore; A. <\ Font, .Maeon; M. Wilson, Jloutgoincry Miss IJicklnnd, Alabama; J. M. Harris! New York; L. C. Kenny. Georgia; I. H. l-ane, Georgia; L. H. Slnnley, Alabama; C. B. Manley, Alabama; C. It. HolM>rt#on, Ir#. C. It. Itoliertaon, Mi#a 8n*le Itoljvrt- pn,lNew York; II. Poe; Georgia. AT THE~KIMBALL. Jnme* E. Ross, 3Ileblgsn; If, G. Smith, Aragon, Ga.; H. C. Kenney, J. 8. Lamb, *— j. (Jn.; G. B. McWhorter, Abbevllbv Shepherd, Rome; B. II. Archer, At lanta; Mr#. Charles Lane, Smyrna, tin.*. I t\ Van Inner, Alhertoti; It. V. Johnson, New York; W. A. Chilton nml wife. Cincin nati; L (’. MarnierWc, Georgia; II. Jones, Georgia; John Horton. Belton. S. C.; J. P. Conyera, Athens; J. N. Pease, Colnmbna, J. A. Austin nml wife. Birmingham; K. II. Taylor, city; W. Z. Williams, Macon; W. C. Black, Akron. Ohio. I. B. Hale, New Orleans: A. B. Carpenter, Greenville, S. <’.; J. P. Giles. New York; B. I). Tapp, Cincinnati; William liurchell. Chattanooga; A. A. CJoe, Virginia; G. W. Clark, Nashville; G. I,. Candler, Savannah; I*. A. Watson, Nashville; I». K. I'alu, Day- ton, Ohio; W. Foster, Savannah; E, o, Me- Ie*an. Jr., New York; J. A. Sage, Georgia; G. W. Saxon, Florida; B. B. Jones, Geor gia; W. S. John#, Athena; F. D. Halm, San Francisco; W. S. Vnonconst. Philadel phia; A. M. Barrett, New York; F. A. Starring, elty; T. C. Twlttjr. Gnlneavllle; I*. Wolferman, New York: B. Blundwrg, Baltimore; G. ZInkel. Baltimore; W. Welsh, Chattanooga; M. S. Grnsgrecn. .' York; (i. Bral, Calhoun Fall#. 8. C.; I>. ... tirnner. Tampa. Fla.; It. M. Smith, Chi cago; I*. T. Braumer, Nashville; A. II. lame. New York; A. I*oeb, New York; J. A. Davis. Augusta; I. Hchlff, New York; W. W. Thompson, Augusta; J. K. Iloblnson, Winchester, Ky.; C. It. Ashby, Valdosta; K. K. ltolllns, Titusville, FIs.: L. W. Schley. Georgia; T. T. Capeliart. Georgia; H. U. Varner nnd wife, Lexington, N. C.j E. C. Boykin, Nashville; W. Jessup, Tate, Gn.; Mr. and Mr#. Tom Wayne, Savannah; C. Sntxman. Baltimore; It. A. Sprstlln, city; IHPlirs. Al/ce Wyrhc. Macon; R. E. Skinner, cltjr; M. C. Manley, Nownan: Dupont STATE OF OEOROIA, FULTON’ COUNTY. Uurrrjr, M«n>n; R A M.r.hall, Ibilllmorn; To the Huncrlor Court of #a!d County: Ik Teltelebaum, New 1 York; 8. M. Blass, The petition of R. Goettlnger and Her- GsryrlUe: J. If, Blackwell. Klberton; II. II. man Cohen, both of Fulton county, Urorsln, vn-rt«n. n* « n ...i ami A. Flatauer, of Franklin county, Flor ida, respectfully shows: First. That they desire for themselves, their assiH’lates, aucecssors nml assigns, to ■dMHid under the untue nnd style of HAT MANl'FAf COMPANY" for n term of twenty 120) years, with the privilege of renewal nt the expiration of said term. Second. The capital stock of said rorporn tlou I# to bo fifteen thousand ($15,000.00) dol lars actually p#hl In. either lu money or & prop4Tfy at n fair valuation, and Is tn divided Into shares of the par value of hundredi$100.(X>)dollars each; petitioners re the privilege of Increasing wild capi tal stock from Glue to time by n rote of ' ' “ “ ‘ >ck. according not cxceetllug one luunlrtil thousand ($100,000.00) dollars. Third. The object of the pri»iK*s**4l cor poration Is (wcunlary profit nml gain to its Ntocktuddcrs; nml the jmrtleular business which petitioner# propose to carry on Is the manufacturing, buying nnd selling of lints of every character nnd description, with nil kind# of feathers, lari s, trimming# nml such articles as are usually carried In u millinery and ilry goods store. Petitioners ili-s.lre the further right to manufacture, buy ami sell any and all other kinds of personal property as they may deem aoees- #ary or profitable In connection with their #ald huslnrsa. Fourth. Petitioners ileidre the further right to make such contracts us may he rr, to acquire, own. buy nml sell „ tildes of ]icr#onat pr»»i»erty. goods, w#r»»a and merchandise an from time to time inur be deemed advisable In ami about the business of said corporation, nnd the right to acquire, own. buy nnd sell such real estate a# from time to time may In* to make „ -. notes nnd encumber any or all of its property by mortgage, loan deed, deed of tmst or other* ' i ' iceuriiig nny *vl- the corporation .... the rights, privi leges and Immunities Incident to like cor* Iteration# under the law# of Georgia. Fifth. The principal office nm! place of business at other places within and with out this state. Wherefore, petitioners pr$y to be madi a tsMly corporate uniter the .name and style aforesaid, entitled to the righto, privileges am! immunities and subject to the IfiblU- tie# fixed bjr law. This June nth. 1901 WALTER W. YI8ANSKA. Petitioners' Attorney. Filed In office this June 11. 1909. ARNoleD HUoYI.KS. Clerk. 8TATE OF GKORtHA. COL'XTY OF Fl’L- TON. I. Arnold Broyles, clerk of the superior court of said county, do hereby certify hat the foregoing Is a true ami correct ■ofty of the application for charter In the natter of American Hat Manufacturing 'ompany. a# the same appears of file iu ARNOLD DROY1.E8. Superior Court r ulton County, Ua. WANT CAPITAL CHANGED TO NEW ORLEANS KproUl to Th, auorgtan. Raton Rou«, La.. June 11.—The fire which badly damaged the capltol build- Inc early Friday moraine la raaponal- blu for A renewal of efforts to have the state capital changed to New Or leans. Several repreaantatlvaa have given nolle, of constitutional amendments providing for th* chance. AN ILLICIT DISTILLERY AND OPERATOR CAPTURED. Special to The Qeorclan. Ptrkena, 8. C, June 11.—On Friday Chief Constable Cureton and Deputy Marshal George Chapman captured an Illicit distillery on the Twelve MUe Spring branch. It wa* a 64-gallon stIIL They arrested Ueorge All.bright, who was working In the distillery at the time. Gat 0 . 666“, •*• Ilf 8*6616 R - - — - —- __ r _ _ _ ftwearluglu, Elberton; W, H. Hammond, SS}« teWTHSt- u o.»"; J. I- Heuton, Montleellot II. I), llarth, Cochran; J, A, Walker, Cochran: II. 11. Groover. Lonlarllle. Ua.; W. II. l’reaaler, Baltlmu— **-- ” — — Brooks . __ alppl; C. It. Fltxpatrlck, Warrentnn. Ua.; G. T. Dalit., Taui|>«, Fla.: Chnrle. Unrit, city; J. M. II.in.vita and wife, H. Ilonavlla, Jr„ Ixnilivllle; J. It Abraham, Harannah; II. J. Denaon, New York;, Bam Roliert*. Laconia; F.. II. Anderaon. Commerce; J. II. Hodges, Hartwell; U. L. Hnlibart, Com mere,: W. I). Ilam-tt and mnn. ftckaonJ rille, Fla.: J. T. Bartlett. New York; B. B. Wright Boardman. K. C.; W. K. CReoif. North Carolina; W. F. McAlllaf>n, Jlonnt Vernon. Oa.; A. M. McKnlght, New York; II. C. Jones and wife. Barton, Tenn.;,C. J. 81ms Uontesuma; It. II. l'ayne, Flts- garald; M. W. Banks Tlfton, da.; II. J. Jonea and wife, Georgia; W. P. Wheeler, Macon, Ga.; J. C. Wheeler. Macon; II. (I. Brown, Boston; II. R. Crawford, Blue nidge. Q*.; II. 1’. Iledwlne, Oeorjrl*; Mrs Ed Cohen, Columbus. On.; II. M. Stein- l>cr*. New York: B. E. Dlcklnnon. Norfolk, Vs.; J. H. Shelton, Dayton, Oa.; T. B. Mc- I’ronwell. city; J. P. Cooper, elty; J. p. Hhattnlek, Ocorgla; N. K. Bitting. Ban- derarllle. Oa.; N. F. Mallory, Clmlnnatl; J. II. Hknmons Romo; A. J. Mln.c, Ocnr- Kla; M. W. Bills Columbus Ohio: M. K. land. Rockdale; J. W. Dunn and wife. New York: Dan Marble and wife. New York; L. B. Oraham nnd wife. Birming ham: J. F.,MeCord, Angu.ta; T. E. Teague, Florida; J. 1). Nell, Columbus; T. 31. Math ews Thomaiton: I- P. D«vl«, THomn.ton; * C. Manderllle, Carrollton; W. A. Flor et JIarletta; D. E. Bugger. Alnhama; O. Sliunwn, New York; W. YVatann, (Jeorgla: If. 8. Hey, Chattanooga; C. It. Jnrley, Chattanooga; 2’. T. Hanlwlck, Dal ton. lit.; K. B. Hone. Chicago; K. I). Flint. Chicago; J. W. McFarlln, Xaihrllle; F. Bale, Montgomery; W. Hallerer, Macon; It. II. Tift, Tlfton. On.; E. C. Bnnn. Ocorgla: F. A. Darlaon. Dawson, On.; Mrs L. C. Hill. Dawsm. Oa.; Mrs. W. E. Eulianks Dawson, Oa.; J. D. Wade, Quit man, Oa.; W. C. Dnnrer, Colonltt; A. J, •’•rver and wife- Dnwaon. oa.; U. L. Se ville and wife, Dnwaon, Oa. 'AT THElMARION. W. O. Bnrnetf. High Point. X. C.; J. M. Young. Brunswick: J. E. Ferguson, Elber ton: J. I. Riddick. Moline, VUs; W. I*. Dullard, OreennlMwo. N. C.: A. 9. Shorn", Cincinnati; C. Itoherlson. New York; J. 34. Dunwoody, Jr..-Maeon; Jullua Austin, elty; E. C. Moreland. Macon; A. James. Ken tucky: B. ft Pickett, dty; W. H. illlllkiml. New York: I. 1>. Smith. Oalnc.vlllo; E. C. Ihilmonr. Oslnc.vlllc; J. 31. Haytlen. Co lumbia; E. C. Prlrc auil family, Goabeu; E. It. Itonald, Seneca, B. C.; O. C. Ttcbe- nor, Chattanooga; A. Uhmicnthal. Phlla- dnlphli; A. II. Montlclh sod wife, Hoatb Carolina; F. A. Hooper, Americas: J. E. Mnthls Amertrua; R. S. llu.toji and wife. Beyaolds Oa.: A. K. Bell and wife. Matll- -on. Us.; H. It. land, Macon; Lnther Frr- guana. New Orleana; T. A. Collins Ella- vut»: M. «’■.Bragg, elty: W. C. Itarldaon nnd wife. Wpltr Plains Ua. Georgia Barannal cunnsh 6s 194*. . Macon <s 1910 . . . Atlanta 6s 1*11 . . Atlanta t'.i». 1933 . Atlanta ta, 1’it 106Y4 ><»ii . 306 . 1« ... . . 11614 107K El Atlanta und \Vc.t Point Atlanta and YVr.t Point Dehta. 109 C. R. of Georgia drat Income do. 2d Income 90 do. 3d Income M Georgia '.-v, Augusta and Savannah .... 117 Southwe.trrn lit Georgia Pacific l.ts 1M U, C and A. 1st 113 SUMMARY OF MONDAY’S STOCK MARKET (By Dow, Jones A- Co.) New York, June 11.—American .tick. In l London Irregular, mostly rather .bora I purity. London settlement liegln. tomorrow. National City Bank show, largest Km. I and largest decrease In cn.h In Imnk «hite-1 ment. Output of loroluntlroA tbl. year from all I works will break all prerloun ncotds Consols snd forolgu lioml. ca.r In L>n-| don on rumors of further Kuselan Aimbo I h'g. I-lght demand for stock, la loan crowit. Reasonable nuielnea. re|iortcfl In -’”'• I liranchc. of Industry, but lm>lnc» condl- 1 tlona continue highly aatlsfsctory. Most Inspection tilII expected Jo be mm- I eil through i-oiigrcn. aulwtantlally In mnn | of the Reverldgc amendment Forty-ono roads grow for f"ntth wj-k| of May ahuw average Increase of lt.ll l*r rent. Twelve Industrial, declined .61 per cat I Twenty active rail, deellnad .70 pet c™ 1 -1 New York. June U.-Banlel fhlrll A tX | „iy: On weakuew today the .tnndanl »| .tie* m«y Ih> Iwnght Tor n turn. •« «“J'I' I 3I llmlta appear nt roaeewlou. nnder Bamr-I il.y’. eluslug iwlees hut owing to the pr I fowlonal l>cnrl.hnc.i«. irhhn will pratoWrl And further extension In *"Bir »f the Wtl today, we would for the present mnlnlnln . I neutral position that favor., however. «• ■ long Mile on wenknew. The market "m Be- ■ roue en.lly "vernold. neeonllng lo oor cum lions. The Iwllvhlnal i«»ltl"n of <•«'* stock .hoiihl he elom-ly «##en«| l» «»# of the ueveloftmenta ti» thla wrltlutf- Mnnb.ll. Spader IkOj,. “Fj market Include, the powlhlllly otanm" deellne In highly .peenlatlve Iwaw » nlm.it the name line, nn day and Hatnnlay laat. though pn 1 ••“' r of tbl. kind will donhtlrra I-' eunAiii-l t" * limited number «»f laanea. Town Topic, roya: A Urge I-;rd"" "f the recent rolling of .lock. h"» "JjJ abort account, and th# tua/h* f " position ha# been fenerallr ,£5 on the ti#a1#e The T*cnrii nr* I M *' n *l*Z opemtlona on the- ludlef that the ment report ti» tie publlahed today .how poor condition. »nd rnnhle their «h«t eontreetj. In thf. ro wo Iwlleve the report- with*' ^ cover gwt we Mleve the reporj ''option of onra, will Indlrate « g> «J JJ,* of wlotcr wheat and » proml.leg era for aprtnx wheat «nd <-'™- ““i.,*"J *!3 It. piililleatliiu we expect to .bar . adrance In price, nil " ',5 Hhoulil the here umlcrtake to hrlng » rome further decline in 1 6* JH',, 1 .' fir ing Ure cannot too .trongly „a, eh.ro. o. we bar. every "»«■’ " rkd for .harp rccorcry before the 1 ; , tl 7" atrength In the .ItMtlou jtlll “jjyj alT | fart that .tocka are In ' ™* Ml ,.| oa eoramlaalou hmiro«. Boll "I?.*? Erie. St. Paul aud Lorumotl'o | — COLLEGE PARK HOME. DON’T PAY RENT. It Is.exceedingly bad form to do no when you can p»r your own back la your own pocket by coming to me. Juat run your eye over ^ 3- room, modern, new house on corner lot, $100 cash, balance ea monthly payment!. 4- room modern new houae, «ame terms. 6-room, new modern houae on large corner lot; $250 cash, t)a,an easy monthly payments. EDWARD H. WALKER, THE COLLEGE PARK REAL ESTATE DEALER- STEVENSON & CO. Homes and high-grade moneymaking Real Estate in* , vestments. WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 1529 Candler Bldg. Bell Phone 1051; Atlanta 30& ,n » I p#r «*rnt#7 $U)Hr » l£? c K5 t « X NT cS r h p ?, 0D ^-l[ Peck In, ro a£; lire d”ki ftTSaf" c l*'H l _ h>.?V; fries 33U to r5c: l.roii.-ra 1 !- o.*'.*H ; frlc, , 0 hSnerau , -:? Asrrased h.*n#, p#*r |b„ 12e to tv. a. y I turkey a, |»«*r U». # 13c to 14c; r#rj* duil***^ l’ , ; r ■'•'». to l?Hc 1 *' Butter, table, per lb.. 20c to •*■*»!*.. I Ing. per lh.. I#to to 16c. ~ >ic ’ 0001 I ^-lonej-Naw J sl0c 1U ; In Mb. „ ck , „l \ AI11.K8,—Ifiih potato#*, v* .1 stock H.60 barrel; Na l ^rack^ttjl ^Breia cabbag, crate, per crat. , Pros, per drum. 76c to *1; very ,| ow ..u I Tomato**, par crate, 12 to $:.£) w Ml *’| . «r«en. per crate. 41 to si i rL ^| In licitor eondltlou: w.x cn fn ;,>’ niIrk -t| Squa.b, yellow. SI to JI.26; whll. nu I to »i; market overstocked. “I Corn, now, 30,; to soc per down. S Okm. per crate, S’60 K u combers, per crate. }S to Sl.». ttucc. bead, par drum Sl.a t„ si st . ^uid Irish potarura, per bu.hel. ||S t,| ,1*!. b«»>»el. « to m Spinach J1 per hu.lici, Aspor.ign. 1:14 to lhHe hunch. Poaches, per crate, 82 to lisa. I herrlva 24-quart crate, ftso to a Cantaloupes per crate. 82 to S26o Blaeklwnies la 'o l-(4c quart Dawahrrl-s 1', lo 12t4c quart FLOUR, GRAilc, PROVISIONS. . FLOLIL—FO#t*l« Elfcaut. $1.35- BlamoMI If lfi to*'i. ?’ M; *•'» latent I W'*® $4.V. f#nry 8.8. *prlojf «rh#Rt I IMJtwrt $lKi^. Market #lronS. 1 1 CORN.—Choice r<Ht roll 79c; \*o •* .hit. I 74c; No.2 yellow 7Se: mixed 72c ' hl, *| t .9 A Ti , ’ — Oholc* White ellpiMUt 61c: choir. I hltc- 50c:; o h otop mixed 4*e. ’ “ ,c * I MEAL—Plain water ground, oar bo.h»i I 14 ?i h ’ V» r hushsl.Br | . IIAY .-Timothy, rbolc* l.rge tmlr, j 0 .1 do.,' choice .wall hale, it.tt; ,|o to 11 timothy lmlea, 81.06; do.. No. 1«; <f„ s„ !| clover mixed 81.06; do.. No. 2 clorod mixed | CLOVER—Choice 60c. The abovo prtero are f. o. b. AUanU, and subject to immediate acceptance. I'l:0VISION'S-.Supreme ham. Ilttr. Call- forn!. Mnt Wfc. I)ry aalt extra ni„ ,ii. I Imlllcs 30-26 lbs. 10.60, fat hncka 9. M,ur« s I Bupreme lard, bn.la 9.76; Bnow Britt ram-1 pound 7H. 1 > GROCERIES. SUGAR.—Standard grauulnteq 4.S5. York Itcfliicd 4 to 4*e; plantation. I to 4V f Market .trongei. 1 COFFEE.—Roasted Arhnrkle’s J1S.M:, &'. k ' if.r'Ww^"'"' 1: '‘ C; •«» 15 '* grad^rketleJ? a‘tra2^ * reortl »‘ - CHEESE.—Fancy full cream. Ant. lie; twine I3ttc; brick. 4c. Market strong 1 STOCKS AND BONDS. BM. Asked.