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WANTED HELP—MALE.
UBN AND IlOYH WANTED—I.BARN
plumbing, plastering, brtc
offer, life scholarship $M;
position and union card guarani
catalogue. Coyne Bros'. Trada
New York. Chicago, fit Loula.
VvANTSlb-odbiilTlioWi 'WiilTK'HER
a, helper, In the foundry to learn mopi
ng. 8pi
payrat
nleed;
lietter par ... ,... r . J—— ......
thoac with cood reference, need apply.
I'oLotich Mil" Mfg, Co.
\VANTKI>—llonkkeeper, muat lie m-euruie
mar, elty.
KDIIKMAN 1
Pott MregTARh i&O; mw
rfess Agency. 1620 Candler Bldg.
VVANTEb-ciiib' "oTiob hiUe’T'ifffKTr
once Pinnacle Trunk Mfg. Co., 62
tn*e afreet.
WAXTKIt—VoIlKll SdAtt HfKN'AoltAi'il-
er. Addrew at once I'. O. Hox 68, Sta.
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.
ewlos room to gtrla nnd women
day wage, to thoee
until they learn. If you lire on. .
lanta, write ua aid we will give you In
formation about Ixiardlng plaeea. XuntMUy
Hi.* * McCre*. SI. W. AlaUtma alraet. ■
L'.Vd'T
\VA.VTEl>-Y<>UN<i
TAblEh ro lfeXRS)
local and long distance telephone operat-
Ing. A course of Instruction given In train*
Ing school with salary beginning with on*
trance to school. Good* aalarlea paid to
mined upon merits of the operator and
not upon length of service. Apply 5th floor,
ilninr ■' ‘ ■ — • •
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
erafor; am capable of caring for machine;
one-machine office preferred. Address Box'
421. Griffin. Ga.
8ITUATI0N WANTED—FEMALE.
rxrrr
goods or notion clerk. Heveral years' ex
perience nnd can command out-of-town
trade. Add row F. 11. B.. rare Georgian.
NVA.NfKTC.TOAifToSf"6T ho^FT KfKT>
by smart nnd honeat colored !>or; can
furnish beat reference. Address No. SI
«iafeBeaBsaRmB9S9BSB>Be-ase^-B599a9i
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTING BIO ANp QUICK
money send for our free rlrctilars. Gen-
• * * - Mobile, Ala.
HuppjjM
WANTED—SALESMEN
VntBLLIG KNT^~H\ r»Tid NG^B ALKHMKN
for msgnlflcent new maps; new features:
•say sellers; exclusive territory and liberal
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
era. State if yon have bad experience.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
. WAyrETi-^p iT£""TCTrnr~i*o"
"ivNTTW
* that the Southern Auction aud Salvage
Co., at 20 S. I'ryor. can dlapoae of your
house hold goods, office fixtures, safes, car
pets, rugs, pianos, etr.. to advantage.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
UKilKsinHK^lioUSr^LTMOH^S^wSL
HAVE V6ti ATiV'fitiKrt to Belli iV
EfWi have, tend It to the Southern Auction
a n ! Salvage Co., » 8. Pryor street. Phone
«Beit) saoT
ATLAS ENGINE* =Tti.am IIOII.KIIS
-All style* and sites.-
Atlas Esglne Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
i<r<i<iV-A Xlt'K i.iiiiir ri’biiBU tlRF.n
baggy fur ule eheap. 413 Klier
„ _WXl_,
have high grade signs. Call on
* , 914 Sorth Pryor street.
Kent Men
Phone 2K8.
tw fiVrt TIIOI'NAND DOM,ARK HONDA
on valuable unincumbered property; five
old. W.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA
/Wrecking Co.'a new line. Just added a
roll line of tranks, travelers' supplies and
general office supplies. The cheapest ever
- * T, aeUf 1 Umm
sold. We buy. sell or exchange everything.
*7 and 89 West Mitchell street Bell 'phone
a
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON SAFER.
BANK SAFER. VAULT DOOR*. RArER.
Sre-proof aafre, deport twin. Wllltaui E.
F.llle.36 R. Broad StT All.nu,
UL'iiliEg^WK lUVti tU&fcB iilixn
cutting aouth Georgia pin. .hlufle. Alao
manufacture flooring, ceding, aiding and
M'daSSSS-pSSil* tst
an Lumbar Company. Boi 197, Cordalr,
SHORTHAnTi LEARNED in 5 WEEKS
looll. Stokfly's Bos. i'oUog»», 7$ Marietta at.
WALL PAPER.
1. M. QUICK & CO.—WALL PAPER.
moulding*, pictures, picture frames, etc.
Bell pboii*- 72C Stsndsra 704. 27 E. Hunter.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER I'LL’MBER.
Phone* 1268. 29 B. Hunter St.
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In Sotitb. 64 N. Broad St.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OP MANTI.l LlOBTI BOW
sold at 914 N. Pryor St. Alex Kent,
I'houe 4848.
PIANOS.
BHAMBACII PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED
BECHT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNI8HEO ROOMS.
COOr*. PLEASANT ROOMS $2 TO $3 A
week. r*odglng $1 a week. Meals $2.60 a
week. 10Vt Trinity arenue. Bell pbuue
2249. Atlnnts phone 2767.
FOR RENT—APARTMENT8.
m^RENT-^r^lTFffii^KD^irA 1 T:s:
hniitlfu! apartment In lh«> Mendenhall
npartment house, 521-523 Peachtrea at. Ap
ply It. It. Arnold, third floor, Gould bidg.
PALMI8TRY.
ARRIVED FROM
NASHVILLE BY REQUEST,
DE WIGHT GARLAND,
PSYCHIC PALMIST. ADVISOR
AND SEER.
Under the directorate of the Boston Psy
chic Research Society nnd Lyceum Bureau.
FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY.
$5.W~$6.00-$5.0<M6.0i)
HEADINGS ROR
$1.00—$1.00—$1.09—$1.00.
NO MORE-NO LESS.
He tells every hope, fear nnd ambition of
your life, gives full tinmen, di|te of mar
riage, capabilities, fortunate nnd unfortii-
ante period* of life. How to win the one
yon love. In a word, tell* everything. If
you‘Intend buying or selling property, or.
In fact, make any Important step, don't
fall to consult him. Ills advice win be the
mean* of saving you serious mistakes.
Advice nnd fee* for reading reduced for
seven day* only. Located In my* own pri
vate home, 211 Ivy street, corner Harris,
one block east of Pesebtree. No signs. Look
for iitimlH>r.
N. B. -No colored people received.
SHOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS, 21 H. PRYOR ST. I DO
boot uiul shoo repairing. When I sty re
pairing, I mean tho best repairing only.
Superior material and oak leather, with
the best workmanship. 1 know bow to
repair because I know a shoe. I nin a
skilful mender nnd esn iflnk© comfortable
and serviceable shoe broke down and worn
ont ones. Dou't forget tbo No., 21 H. Pryor
street
lost.
LOST-ON OR NEAR FORREST AVENUE
on Monday n Indy's black silk umbrella,
lower end of handle wood, finished with 11
"Cat’s Eye" ImU. Finder suitably reward
ed by communicating with Frank M. Sco
field, 1007 Fourth National Bank Building.
LtJIfr—AT HKATINO HISK AUDITOItll'M
Friday night, walking cane with oxidized
silver fox on grip, with Initials on baud,
W. 4\ II. to S. A. C. Please leave at Even
ing Georgian office nnd get reward.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND IIRCOUDS-
Wtinlrafil. IU retail illatrllmtor. of Vic
tor Talking Machine, nnd [record. J tut
received large consignment of machines aid
onr in,f>i record, linmrdl.t. attention
given null ordifa. Wa want tha name, of
all talking nuchln. drnlcra In tha aonth.
Writ# for catalognr. Alciandcr-Eljca Co.
UICYCLB8 AND 8UNDIIIK8—LAIIOKRT
Idi’rclr and aundry dlatrlbntora In th.
aouth. Southern a,onta for I’l.rec, Yale,
Snell and Hudion lileyele. Write for onr
*04 ratalogua and prlc. llaL Aleiandar-
lyra Co,
KIlKMOl'ATlUe ItUMKUIBM CUIIF.
scalp dlseasea and make hair grow.
Kroin’s Mollcatol Soap makes you tty-
.leniently clrau. (36 yenra aurewu.) J. J.
Krom, apoclallat, 613 "Tho Urend,” At-
snts. Ga.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED M K GOLD CROWNS 63 Ur.
without pnln. All work guaranteed 15
rearm, ljtnlcr Dental I’arlnre. XIV4 Whlt^
hall St, over Emmons' clothing store. Bell
phone 2M8-J,
WK MOVB, STORB. TACK AND SHIP
household goods; insurance rate one per
cent Office end warehouse 163 45 Walton
street. Both 'phones. Cnthcart's Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS.* TUB SION PAINTER.
Signs, banners, flags nnd flag decorations
for special occasions. 8019 E. Alabama St
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITIIODT
l'AIN—All dental work don. without pain.
All work guaranteed 15 rear. Laaler I>en-
tal 1'arlora, 3*1* Whitehall St., over Km-
■non*' vlothinfl .tore. Uell phono 35634.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. ‘ 11 ALLWOODS. IDE ALB
and all other makes at bargain prices.
We can sell you a register, suitable for
any business, st a price that cannot help
but please you.
t'ash or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash
Register Ca.. Branch of American Second-
land Cash Register Ca, 24 8. Broad street,
Atlanta, U*.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND DIB-
COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS
TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO-
PLE. 117</, WHITEHALL 8TREET.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS
cleaned and re.limped, 60e.
Soft and .tiff felt bat* clrantd and re
shaped, Me.
Ilaada or aweata. Se each extra.
ACME IIATTERS. 64 Whitehall 8L
TEETH
BEST SET OF TEETH 6S.M. Gt’ARAN-
twl to fit. All work ,n.r.ateed IS year.
Lanier DenUI 1‘arlura. 3JW Whitehall dt.
arar Ktumoua' clnthin, atore. Ball pboo.
3504.
FENCING.
ALL STYLES GATES, WIRE AND IRON
feurea aot.1 and erected. Fencing for
farm. lawn, garilrn and poultry. Exclusive
agent, for r T’ag» Fence" Tilley Fence
to.. U B. Foraytk BL Main SOL
“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.
Sun Antonio, light sliowei
Ing. now cloudy nnd pi
•rday; 11 oast
d hot; Dallas,
Fort Worth, clear an*
Mississippi—Jackson,
mt; Greenwood,
ami incmlw^^yT
BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES.
meat Co. We repair.
For high grade work cell
f. Pryor. Phone 2328.
on And farm Foil
good doctor: don’t answer unless
i business. For further particulars
four room*, for housekeeping, near Houle
1 Houston street; dote to two car
flight on car line and In the city.
COPENHILL LAND CO.
15 EDOEWOOD AVENUE.
ATTENTION, HOME-
SEEKERS.
Have a few building lots
See
LIEBMAN,
IlEAL ESTATE—RENTING.
28 Peachtree Street.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 PETERS DLDO.
YOUR TEETn
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BT AN IV-
proved tnetkon. All track guarantee! IS
® rv Reoaonahle price*. Lanier Drttal
l**ra. »s Whit, hull ft., over Bmmoni'
clothing (tore. U*U phow 3634.
. 1 mu si a Nl U I'iirt kt
Ii5.ce
rjm
4-ltOOMlloUBK, fllKSTSI'T ANb FlilJJ!-
16.00
Ftiri>fir.~.iT.«
"SKEnram 1
$> i.inrey R+'..:.:.iai
IKY HU.....kto
g!tfioM~Tfor*E. w~No1itIi~aYT
l uKAfisaTrwt anva w.
IfTMTRIl IT.. rWrEh
iU nteii Hf.. 1 15b RTAIHS ro6M
iioe tso.oo
McNEILL & SHERWOOt)
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
ona rue*. within . m
Will sell any part.
I.IW Wliild Uli IU-MUU1I 1IGSIK ON
Urge lot on Kant Pine street. Terms, or
III exchange for smaller home.
17,600 WILL PURCHASE AN ELEGANT
9 room house, lot 100x200 feet. In *Juuiau
131.00.
J GToN'ftfuElrr^nooM.
tlful home with 2 china cb>seta.
TfEAV-
. „ folding
flue gat fixtures modern conven
ed., stable, dargs lot to alley. Terms
BflAl fTkTL"NKW- Ilf boom iiiVlhk oS 1
Peachtree with over one acre of ground.
Price 6S.600. IJIhtoI terms or will ox-
for *
vacant property or smaller
fboStagi
: of and within city limits. Prices, |S00
3.000 per lot. at bargain counter prices,
now and double your money within a
have clients who will buy and Improve
TOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
.... 30 BALTIMORE PI.ACE-TIIIR
room 2*a»ory frame double house Is otf
aouth side of BaJtluiore place, between
t IVachtree and Uprln* streets; Is
ou^hly modern boose; has gas, hot and
stationary, waahataud. pome-
per mouth.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Ay,.
at >40
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Fors3’th Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
AtlaLtn 37.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Home*.
Tho flrat month will be given FREE
and It occupied on, year, two more
months will be given FREE at the
end of the year, making only nine
months you will have to pay tor. Nona
but good families will bo allowed In
these houses. These are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
minutes ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and 8 rooms; have
never been occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which la set In trees,
evergreens 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
some. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any case of stqmach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now hoe a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house cost
ing >1,500.00 will soon be completed.
Copthln J. T. Mills,' who lives on the
grounds, will show you through the
houses. Rent >30.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avonue-.
RAILROAD, FINANCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES
A charter has been granted In Ok
lahoma to the Pueblo, Oklahoma and
New Orleans railroad, with >3,500,-
000 capital stock. The proposition is to
build a railroad from Pueblo, Colo.,
to New Orleans, a distance of 1,050
miles.
It Is rumored that the proposed >1,-
000,000 ca
anadlan plant of the United
States Steel Corporation will be built
at Sandwich, Ont, opposite Detroit.
The corporation has recently acquired
a large tract of land at Sandwich, and
It Is reported that the construction of
the plant will begin soon.
It Is stated that there will be a short
age In the sugar crop of Mexico thla
year and that no sugar will be ex
ported to Europe.
FOR SALE. .
Railroad frontage—best in
the city; also two lots cen
ter manufacturing district.
H. Crutchfield, People’s
Building.
FOR SALE.
More than $1,000,000 Is the estimated
Increase in the gross earnings of the
Illinois Central railroad for the current
quarter over the same period of last
year.
One of the clauses of the articles of
Incorporation recently died by the
Kentucky Inter-Southern Life Insur
ance Association provides that none of
the officers shall receive a salary of
more than 10 per cent of what the of
ficers of the large Insurance companies
of New York receive.
The largest trolley service in the
world, without change of car, has been
Inaugurated on the Dayton and Troy,
Western Ohio and Toledo, and Bowling
Green and Southern Traction roads.
The cars are operated under a bl-
hourly schedule the distance of 160
miles, between Dayton and Toledo.
The Organ Mountain Railroad Com
pany has been chartered In Texas with
a capital stock of $100,000. The com-
The Harriman interests are con
structing a road, 80 miles In length,
from Drain, on the Mount Shasta route,
In Oregon, southwesterly to Marsh
field, on Coos bay, in the same state.
This road will form the northern por
tion of a new coast line between San
Francisco and Portland, thus connect
ing those cites by two steel highways.
r rloudy and
nl(*0MUt; uraenwoou. clear nnd pleanaot;
Nntcbex, clear anti warm: Orman, clear
nnd nlensaat. Meridian, dear nnd hot.
Alabama—Opelika, cool and raining, hard
rnln for about nn hour; IluntHvlIle, pi
cloudy and uiirui; Montgomery, cloudy
wnrni; Birmingham, partly cloudy
w . i in. M<»Mh\ ■ l'-.'ir ami M ann; liufaula
cloudy, cod ami threatening; Tfoy, cloudy,
pleasant nnd threatening.
Tennessee—Chattanooga, cloudr nnd,coo
Knoxville, cloudy nnd warm; Mem phi
clear nnd pleasant; Nashville, dear an
cold.
Georgia—Drizzling rnln since 3 n. ni .
Thotnasvllle, drizzling nnd cool, rained yes-
tenlny afternoon, light showers Inst night;
Home, dear nnd warm; Columbus, raining
Ughtlv. wnrrn: Atlnntn. raining.
Loi Vlnnn-^Clear and warm.
Florida—'Tallnbussee. raining nnd cool.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
id generally
Extreme Northwest—Fair
warmer;- 32 to 68 above.
Northwest—Clear; 66 to 62 above.
West aud Southwest—Generally fair; 52
to 62 above; local showers.
Kansas and Nebraska—General rains.
Ohio Valley—Fair to Wear; 64 to 66 above.
WEATHER FORECAST.
...... . fresh north to
uortheast winds.
Georgia—ItnIu Tuesday; freah to brisk
northeast winds ou the coast; Wednesday
fair.
West Florida nnd Alahnran—Showera to
day; fresh to hrlak norfh winds
coast: Wednesday fair.
Enat Texns—Local shower* Tuesday and
Wednesday, except fair on the coast; fresh
winds.
West Texak-Falr Tuesday and Wednes
day. except showers Tuesday in central
portion.
Arknnsas—Unsettled weather Tuesday;
showera at night or Wednesday.
Tennessee nnd Kentucky—Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The southeastern storm nren has njoved
but little In the last 24 hours nnd la now
central off the west coast of Florida. As
a result of this storm rains are general
over the northern. hnlf of Florida and
northward over Georgln and the Carollims.
Over the remainder of the mnp clear
wenther prevails.
-.*._ —pressure rent
dTchlgan, while Us
fluence la being felt over the eastern hnlf
of the United. States.
A second area of low pressure covers
The conditions favor unsettled wenther
nnd rain in this section tonight and
Wednesday.
J. B. MARBURY,
Local J-'orecnster.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 n.m., 75th
meridian time, June 12, 1906.
STATIONS OP
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
‘Atlanta, cloudy..//.
•Chattanooga, cloudy
Columbus, cloudy...
Gainesville, cloudy.
The Western Pacific tracks and those
of the Rio Grande Western have been
joined In Salt Lake City. This junction
marks the birth of the Gould new
trans-continental road with Salt Lake
se Its western center.
For the first time In the history of
travel between Mexico and the United
States low summer rates are to be put
In effect by the National and Mexican
Central to points In any part of the
United States and return.
ON EAST CAIN RT., NEAR FORT RT. t
i have for sale I hotiaea almost ntw.
renting to hlghclsM colored tenants at
34 per month. I ran sell this for $1,780.
See me for bargains.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVENUE.
Bell Phone 468?.
Member Atlanta Real Estate Exchange
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas
senger Trnliia of the Following Roads:
I WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— md
• 3 Nashville 7:10 am • 2 Nashville . 8.W
| 73 Marietta . 8:36 am 74 Marietta ..12:M
•93 Nashville 11:45 am
•5 • 2:M I'M 7!
1 Nashville 7:35 pm *
ashviue . .........
[arietta .. 6:30 pm
asbvllle . 8:50 pm
CENTRAL OK GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— _ __ Depart To—
tavauuah ... 7:20 am Mncou
, fackaonrllle . 7:50 am Savannah .
dacon 11:40am Macon ......
Savannah ...4:06 pm Savannah .
Macon ...... 7*5 pm Jacksonville
12:20am
3:00 am
4:00 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive Frem- .Depart To—
•Selma 11:40 am •:
Montgom'y . 7:46 pm
Montgom'y • 7:46 phi 'Montgomery 12:45 pm
•Betmli ..'...11:35 pm •&!»!»• 53d0pm
LaGrange ... I JO am IjiGrange
•Montgom'y . 8:4J pm 'Montgom'y ..11:15 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except 8ua-
day.
All trains of Atlanta and West Point
nallrood Company nrriro at and depart
from /*' — —
Mltchel
GEORGIA RAILROAD. *
Depart To—
jguat* 7:45 am
koala .....10:06 am
ngtoh .. 7:46am 'Augusta ..... 8:30 pm
'Augusta ...12 pm Conyers ...... 6:00 pm
**'tfeonla .... 3:3 pm Covington ... 6:10pm
uguata ....8:15 pm 'Augusta ....11:45 pa
'Dally. All other trains dally except Sun-
da|L
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrive From— lH*|x»rt
Washington.. f'JOam Rlrmlugbi
Abbeville ... 9:00 am Monroe .
. 6:40 am
. 7 JO am
.12:00 m
. 4:00 pm
. 6:00 pm
Washington . 9:35 pm
£££«KSK=S5!3S=9=Sa*5^S MB "* aM,M *
ork . . 8 JO pm .
e. . . . 7:40 pm I
igh'm . 836 pm 1
40 YEARS IN BUSINESS:
MAKES ASSIGNMENT
fl|wl«l to The Georgia n.
Newberry, S. C, June 12.—W. T. Tar
rant. one of Newberry’, oldeet mer
chants, Having been In builnes* In this
city contlnuou»ly for over forty yeara,
has made an aselflnment for the bene
fit of hi. creditor*.
The nselflnee I. Dr. James McIn
tosh. Mr, Tarrant's liabilities are placed
_ „ . at >13,000, with nominal assets of
Both Phones 618 $14,000.
BISHOP JOHN DELANEY
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Ry Private I.en««l Wire.
Nassau, N. H., June 11.—Bishop John
B. Delaney, of the Catholic diocese of
Manchester, died yesterday after an
operation for appendicitis.
VISIT OF STORK CAUSES
BREAK OF SPEED RECORD
By Prints Leased Wire.
New York, June 12.—Lorlllard Spen
cer, Jr., broke all speed records from
New York to Newport today on re
ceivin'? the happy tidings that a son
had been born to his wife, who was
Miss Mary Sands. They were married
last summer In Newport.
First Regiment Will Camp.
Speclsl to The Georgt.n.
Montgomery, Ala., June 12.—Only one
Alabama Infantry regiment will go into
ritmp with the regular soldiers, and
that la the First regiment, under com
mand of Colonel R. P. DuMont, of Mo
bile. This regiment.has been ordered
by the governor Into camp at Chlck-
amauga Park during the latter part of
July until August 6. This regiment Is
composed of twelve companies and Is
ubout 600 strong.
MAY SUE GIRL SWALLOWER
OF HIS $300 DIAMOND
By Prime Hoed Wire.'
Omaha, Nebr., June 12.—Jewel
Combs, who owned the $300 diamond
which Mae Thomaa has been convicted
of having stolen and swallowed, has
not succeeded In Inducing her to sub
mit to an operation for the removal of
the gem from her Interior. He Is con
sidering the advisability of resorting to
a replevin atilt.
.Jontlcello, ruin
Ncwimu, p. cloudy..,
Rome, clear..... 1
Rimrtsnlmrg, cloudy..
Tallnpooui, cloudy....,
». cloudy.,...
YVust Point, cloudy.........
•Minimum temperatures are for ]2-hour
3?=
3-
vv Ualnfalls— Unlnravllle. FIs.-, 2.78;
City,.Fla., 2.97; Wayoro**. Ga.. 2.06,
CENTRAL
8TATION.
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Mf
Atlanta ....
Augncta ...
Charleston
Little Rock
Memphis
Montgomery
New Orlenus
Oklahoma ...........
Savannah
Wilmington
Dlst. Averages.
Ii3
t indicate! Inappreciable rainfall.
{•marks.
Temperatures were somewhat lower In
........ Rock districts, l'redpl
tstlon was general except In New Orleans.
Ylcknburg aud tittle Rock districts: heavy
amount fell lu northern Florida aud south
ern Georgia.
J. B. MARBURY,
Local Forecaster.
MASONS TO MEET
IN BRUNSWICK
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U. ABBOTT, Now, < J
ATLANTA MARKETS.
„ FRUITS AND PRODUCF
PBSS'&assg* 4 * au *»*
_» to >3.50 |„. r | -Jt
Lemon* $5.50 to $5.75.
Lluieg 75 to $i.
l'lnc apples CM to >3.63.
Banonaj. strululits, per bunch iia
U.<5. Culls, per bunch $1 to $12; ' ^
Ororsta M . qn|
Tennceu j;
yovvvnv AND COUNTRY nnanre.
Urahena 35c to S7&
I. V . “cn™ to U7V4C each- iii-u . .
I eckln, 30c to 35c; lira ducks' hu n ^
to JTlic; fric. 33$$ to 36c; broiler, ,
. Dreasad beoi/per lb.
turkeys lb.. 13c to 14<- „ r ,'
I.CC". per dozen, 16 to i:u r 7
Rutter, table, i*r lb.. 30c to -We-
Init. per lb.. 1214c to 15c. “*•
noney-Now t^lOc lb.; | D Mu. r, ck| ,
VEOETABI. BS.—Iri.h botatoo. v
Mock $U» barrel; No.
rahtasa crates, per crate 113
Peas, per drum. 75c to >1; verv tiow _
Tomatoes, per ernte, >3 to j;*,. ,,1|,
Brans, green, per crate, tl to 61 rr,
ln.ltftter .■mention: wax 66 to jv
Sguaab. yellow. « to >1.36; whit. %
to .l: market Overstocked. “ " m
Coru, new. 30o to 30c per doten
Okra, per erste, >2.50 fo 63
Cucumlieri, per crate. 61 to 61.25.
lettuce, bead, per drum 61.35 to >1 a
OU Irish potatoes, ( per bushel, 11,3 t
>1.30.
Sweet potatoes, per bushel,,li t0 tl ~
npinach 31jM*r bushel. ^
Asparagus fin to lb tic hunch.
t, $2 to
Cantaloupes, per crate,’$2*"to i»5qT
Blackberries lo 'o l2Hc qimrt
Dpwebrrlcs lt» te 12Hc u«nrt.
FLOUR, GRAils, PROVISIONS
FlA>LU.-Postels Elegant. 61.3T,; liianm,
pntcut W; rnney (wteu* 15.10; half p.tt,
64.10 to RSI: fancy 63.9e spring who!
potent 65.oMit. .Market stroug.
CORN.—Choice red cob 7(k*; N<
74c; No.'2 yellow 73o; mlxeirfa'*' ' “
1 - ^
I IWJ, fin all I |.P.
t .9 A T?-'^. ho . lce wh,tP flipped 51c;
white 50c; choice mixed 41k*.
MEAL.—Plain water ground, p$»r
AiKAU-i'iain water ground, per
7a ?i* l v ,t %V 14 ?*i b * l ,er buuhel, 69
11 JL\.-^Timothy, choice large bnle* ijiu-
do., choice suisll bales fl.fi; <U. S\ i
Htnnthv I.mIow >1 IV.. .1.. X 7 .. .. *, 7 'll 1
timothy bales. $1.06; do., No. 2 $1; do/.V. i
clover mlxeil $1.06; do., No. 2 closed nd«i
90c.
CLOVER—Choice 90c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlnnts, ad
Sunt ■MMippH
fornla hame KHOc. Dry salt extra rills
bellies 20-25 lbs. 10.50, fat back* 9. pin teal,
Supreme lard, basis ’9.75'; 'Snow Drift
pou^d 7V4.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Standard granulated 4.85;
York Iteflurd 4 to 4%c; plantutloni 4 to 4H
COFFEE.--Roasted ■
bulk, In bags or barrels, 12?4c; green
12c. Market weak.
RICE.—Carolina 4V4 to 7%c. occordlnc t
grade. Market very strong.
C1IEE8E.—Fancy full cream, flat* lk
twine 13%c; bricks 4c. Market ntrong.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
Bid. Aik«f
Georgia 4%s. 1915 114 tig
Georgia It. U. 6s, 1910 . • ... 105
Snvunnnb 6s, 1909. ........ 102^
Macon 6a, 3D10 10S
1064
Atlanta 6s. 19U
Atlanta l^s. 1922 . . .
Atlanta 4s. 1934
Atlanta and West Point .... 165
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 109
no
Atlanta and West Point Debt
C. Ib of Georgia first Income .
do. 2d Income ....
do. 3d lucprne ....
Georgia ........
Augusta and Savannah
Southwestern -
Georgia Pacific lsts . ,
9)
C.,
and A. 1st.
WOMAN AND HUSBAND
ARE VISITING THE PYGMIESl
By Private Leased Wire,
London, June 12.—The expedition o
Major' Powell Cotton, who Is aceom
panled by his wife, from the Nile 1<
the Zambesi, la creating much Intern
among the pygmy nnd other fore*
tribes. Mra. Powell Cotton la the Hr*
European woman to penetrate the Itur
basin, and the camp was thronget
dally with natives curious to see th<
white woman with the long hair.”
TWO VERONESE PAINTINGS ■
DISCOVERED IN PORTUGAL!
Special to, The Georgian.
Brunswick, Oa., June 12.—Brunswick
will entertain the convention of Ma
sons of this district on Thursday.
Practically all the lodgee In the dis
trict have advised the local lodge that
they will send representatives, and an
Intereating program haa been arranged
for the entertainment of the visiting
delegates.
BRITISH WOMEN FORM
A CORPS OF AMAZONS
By PAUL LAMBETH.
Special Cable.
London, June 12,-t-The rifle club
movement, led by Lord Roberts, has
been taken up by women and a corps
of Amaxons haa been formed at Charl
ton, a suburb of London. Probably the
near proximity of the garrison and ar
senal of Woolwich has tnsptred them.
The ladles have a 1,200-yard range to
iractlce on and In winter use a vol-
nteer miniature range.
By Private Leased Wire.
Glasgow, Juno 12.—Two allegoric
paintings by Paul Vsroneae have ju
been discovered In Portugal, belongl!
to the O’Nell family, the descendan
of the celebrated Scotch clan. Thei
two paintings, “La 8agas.«e," compa
Ion of Hercules, and "Paul Veropeaelj
between ' Le Vice et la Vertue," are jf
the same kind as four works belong^
to the National Gallery. They U(1 .
part of the collection of the Rrge*
Philip of Orleans, and had passed lrt»
the hands of King Guatavlus AdqlphR,
who took them in 1531 from the d>*^«l|
Prague.
GERMAN PATENT OFFICE
CHARGES GREAT FIEI
By Private Leased Wire.
Berlin, June 12.—The German pRe*
offices comes In for much cefsui*
One. would suppose such an > n,tl " u
to exact no more of Inventors thin
needed to pay current expenses, w
reality the charges arc so high tn
the Mate pockets half the Inco" 1 ‘
proflL It is pointed out tWU i
or Inventors matters are «|.ft
ri as they were when Outenbeij
bad as they were wnen ---- lvfd |
ter Inventing the art of printing. i«j
In poverty, and finally had to pawl
apparatus.
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 16th, 4:30 P. M;
E. G. BLACK and W. H. ALLEN
Have purchased and subdivided the J. L, Winter Home between Atlanta and De
catur. Streets graded. This beautiful old homestead eoutaius 18 acres, noted w
its maguificent shade oaks, no lot but. what is well shaded, and great care has iiw
taken in making every lot receive every advantage possible, being 600 feet
fipoi'fl’in h31p<*tri<v Rnilvvnv Tfivn-eent r>»r f.K> in minnt. vsliailiila tin rdlftlUTO ot l‘f
Georgia Electric Railwa.v. Five-eeut ear fare, 10 lninute schedule, no change ot < !t j|
To reach this property take the Decatur ear at the comer of Edgewood avenue a* I
Peachtree street and get off at Winter Station, which is on the property. -'J 1
will be staked aud numbered. Terms 10 per cent cash and 5 per eent inoutm.'T°|
per cent interest, 10 per eent discount for all cash. For plats apply to
FAVER &
3O8-3I3-316 Peters Building,
BLACK,
Both Phones 35*^*
