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1ft THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lee* Than 23 Centa. CASH MUST ALVA VS accom pany out-of-town order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to Xhe Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE MEN Good par to atari with and MEN AND BOYS WANTED I.EARN plumbing. plaaterlng. bricklaying. Hpe- rial offer life acholaranlp titty dollars, eaay payments: pnaltlon gaarantrad; free cats- l<irue. Poyne Bros. Trade Hchoola, Now York, Chicago, St. Louis. SHOE CLERK FOR OUT-OF-TOWN PO- altlon. ISO. Stenographer for railway of- — law office, |ao. I'lnno, violin and • ornet player* ISO. Foreman for brick yard., Della my Bualm ueaa Asenry, UM WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT ad womeo jMJTU Kiperlrnred operator* roak WANTED-YOUNG LADIE8 TO LEARN local and long distance telephone o|wrnt- lug. A course of Instruction given In train ing school with salary Iw-flnnlng with en trance to acbool. Good salartt* paid to competent operator*, salary lielng deter mined upon merit* of the operator and not upon length of aenrlee. Apply Mb floorj Training 8ebool. Telephone Illdg. | s'ffn~A voTNrrTAhv Itb U< ■ WI work? stenography not required. 301-10 Empire Bldg. If- fjSSYUi TaB SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE* reference*. Addreaa Box No. 3, Martin, Gn. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. lanU Georgian. WANTED—A0ENT8. AGENTS WANTING BIO AND QUICK i and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. intelligent, hustling half.mmkn for nngnlflcent new inapa; new feature*: eaay eellera; exclusive territory and liberal Hudgins Co., Atlanta. Oa. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—TIIK PUBLIC .TO KNOW that the Houthern Auction nnd Halva go Co., at ,30 8. Pryor, can dispose of your houaahold goods. office flsturea. Mfee, car- pete, ruga, piano*, etc., to advantage. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? IP (Bell) xnarESGiNKA —All atyl< -ATLAH BOILERS atylee and aliea.- Atlaa Engine Works. Empire HUlg.. Atlanta VlltftTCLAKft ■ VTOKSXB HSUICR ahouM have high grade eigne. Call on '*1, 31H North Pryor atreet. I nit SALE—TWO CAR jama mwmawL.iAi.il fixe Br - kwav aurrlea. runabouts and de|M»t rfothlag better _ made.—~ Georgln ?5G3* Mfg. CoT #6 and 63 West MltcbVii itreet. vm (uu'.ukmt - —■ - -W - 'Uf'KRUR iwr .workmanship jraaraute«il. Georgia Ve hicle Mfg. Co.. A and 62 Weet Mitchell at. UTTEF MXHkEt FIXTUllKB, TXRfi down box, for sale cheap. 136 IViera DONT GO BUND. WHEN YOU SEE TIIK ATLANTA ^ Wrecking Co/a new line. Juat added a trunks, travelers' auppllea nnd ti w»nce auppllea. The rhea peat ev*t We buy, sell or exchange everything 39 Weal Mitchell atreet. Bell pbom PIANOS. BRAMBACII PIANOS. E8TABLI8IIED 1623. BECHT PIANO CO.. <3 N. FORBTTH. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. COOL* PLEASANT BOOMS S3 TO S3 A »k. Lodging 91 a week. Meals 93-60 a u WH Trinity avenue. Bell phone Atlanta phone 2747. CLEAN. COOIa, NICELY PUB.MflllKD rooms for men, 92 per week. No extra Hurg* for two In room. 1# Trinity avenue. BlMiSnMMMMH&SUimiSS^MmnHmB ► WANTED—ROOMS. BRIITIIKU ASD HINTKK WANT THREE furatohed mew eentrmll^r P»*-ale.| naff JUT. HELP WANTED. We need help, both male and fe male, experienced and Inexperienced, Apply In peraao at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BOX CO., 15S MADISON St. MISCELLANEOUS. IKON HAPKK. BANK 8AFEH. VAULT DOORS. SAFES, flre-prouf aafea, del ■ litfulaDi GraF « r, l t boxes. William E. t.a Atlanta. flUuW tflCVJ south Georgia pine shingles. Also ore flooring, celling, aiding and lath. Write na for delivered prices. KU* llan Lumber Company, Bos 107. Cordele, ALL 8TYLK8 GATK8, WIRE AND UtO.V frlreii solil nnd rrectnl. Kenrliig for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. FeXcTuriva ■genta for "Pago Fence. * Dixie Fence Co. ■urceMora Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hooter street. Phones 9893. REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE. room house with basement. Remodeled and In perfect condition. l*qt 60x 214. through to Forrest avenne; rhefl|M>at place In the city. Terms. Apply to Kdgnr lhinlnp. 212 Prudential building. Phones 329 Hell. 121 Btsndsrd. EDUCATIONAL. BiiOKTIIAND LKARNBD IN 6 WKKKH; beat, easiest, cheapest; also taught b/ mall. Stokely's Bus. College, 79 Marietta rf. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH, MASTER CLUMBER, Phonre 1449. 20 E. Hunter St WILLIH WALL PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock lo South. 64 N. Broad SL "KENT LIGHTS.” THE REST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold st 9146 N. Pryor St. Alsx Kent, Phone 4841. 8H0E REPAIRING. GWJNN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIK. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 23X. Men'* wwed belt eolee. 75c. BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIT- ment Co. We repair, rrconetrucL ex* change, buy and tell eutomuhlle* Garner. 10-14 Mltcball atraet. Atlanta. On. Dell pbnne 4444-L Main. ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU bualneaa. For high grada work nil on Kent, *1H N. I'ryor. Tbone 2*2* SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS, 21 S. PRYOR ST. I DO boot and shoe repairing. When I say re- B Hiring, 1 mean the beat repairing only. uperlor material and oak leather, with the heat workmanship. I know how to repair bemuse I kuow a shoe. I am a skilful mender and can make comfortabla and serviceable ahoe broke down and worn out ones. Don't forget the No., 31 8. Pryor street. Advertisers on this page are reaping results ; why not try an adlet yourself? THREE MONTHS RENT FREE STEPHENSON BROS., Only One Left ef Eight Brand New Suburban Hornet. The flrat month will be (Iren FREE and If occupied one year, two more montha will be (Ivan FREE at the end of the year, mnkinff only nine month* you will bar* to pay for. Non* but ffood famlllee will be allowed In thee* bouse*. The,* are located on the Hirer electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city; contain 7 and t rooma; bar* nerar been occupied: are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house front, a flfty-foot Park, which la a,t In trees, •verffreens and flowers. Pur* air: na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It I* cheaper than llvlnff In the city and the surroundings are more whole- k In tb* center of this Perk are the Ferro Phosphate Spring,, which will cur* any caae of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how Ions stand- Inff. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost- ins $2,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills who lives on tho groundu, will show you through houses Rent $20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenue. the McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 514 Empire Building. Phone 8S7. rrcek and rock wlthlu 2 park. Will rell any parcel tt.5o6 will I'tmoniBnriN elb«unt b room house. lot 100,300 feet, la Inman Park, Druid Circle. 51 S. Forsyth Street, AtlaLta 37. DON’T SHOUT HELP. aupposa you did ahout Help? got to help youraelf a little bit. do the little bit. We'll do the The Georgian. Tour little bit Is fin ished. We do the big bit. You win be kept busy answering -sp ot proposition. We won't hell tell gold bricks. We are not gold-brick business. We will a legitimate want. Lady of the house, you've been wor- lem, haven't you? Forget It. ad to The Georgian. It'll fix you. T Special Notices THE WEATHER. B. P. O. OF ELKS. A special aeation of Atlanta Lodge, No. 78, B. P. O. E., will be held Tuts day evening, June 19, at 8 o'clock. Buainets of importance. , Please be prompt. Fraternally yours, PHILIP M. ESSIG, E. R. THEO. MAST, Secretary. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit SBd farms near Atlanta. 57 INMAN BLDO. Bell 'Phone 1415 WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK mmildlngr Bell phos. A CO.-WALL PAPER, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Juat all talking mnrhtns dealers In the south. Writ# for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST Houthern agents for Fierce. Yale, men and Hudson bicycles. Writ# for our 1909 catalogue and pries Hat Alexander- Blysu Co. m im'tfN6-L '* w b n vwm Bend for samples. Star Office, 39 Peter# atreet. Atlanta. YOUR TEETH CROWNKD 22 K GOLD CKOWNB 93 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 16 veara. Lanier Dental Parlors, 3SVfc White hall Hi., over Emmons' clothing store. Bell phone 2663-J. WK MOVE, STORE, PACK AND SniP REYNOLDS, TUB SIGN PAINT ICR. Hlgns. iMinnera. ttaga and flag decorations for special occasion*. R. Alabama Bt KKrriffll'AVIIIH EEIieniF.8 PUTTB scalp <lts«>ases and make hair | Kronra Medicated Bfuip makes you /s: "The Grand," At- TEETH All work guaranteed 16 veara. Lanier Den- moos' clothing store. Bell phone S43-J. CASH REOISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. 11ALLWOOPR. IDEALS and all other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, aultable for any bualneaa. at a price that cannot help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guaranteed for two years. Houthern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 36 S. Broad street, Atlanta. Gs. MONEY TO LOAN. 80UTHERN LOAN AND DIS COUNT COMPANY MAKES LOANS TO RESPONSIBLE SALARIED PEO PLE. 11714 WHITEHALL STREET. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STUAW HATH cleaned and reshaped. 60c. Boft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re- Banda or sweats. Sc each extra. ACMB IIATTERS, 6* Whitehall St TEETH REST *ET OF TEETH 25.W. Gt'ARAN- trad to 8L All work gnarast—d U yrars. Lntra D.at.1 Futon. WkltHull St. ctothlsg star*. BtU ybss* THREE NEW *11005 44.500. i‘l VK N(ca1‘ i AN'b iROOW 0< l:i the bast part of West Kad, to 93.100. orrooirrjifrtiir Ngtrtiyted walla, cabinet mantels, Meldrim stracL only 91.700. Terms. home. 5VKIT . tkooo FEfcT UiUt,U6AR PirrtTJT: .n out nf soil wlthlu rlty limit. Fries, tm to I35.09U per lot at barxsln conntsr within • yr.r. it Voti Want a ,M'iuNksH *ltn: WP. have clients who will buy and Improve for you. Call and sa* ua. FOR SALE nrrri, pi-sr i rtrrs Rinri, wiiu ihuf- walk and all atreet Improvements down; splendid bargain. Rent Income S3 per CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. CONTRACTOR WANTED. We have just received plans for our new Stable Rock and Brick Building, to be built near the Miller Union Stock yards. Marietta St. If you want this contract, see us at once. HARPER-WEATHERS MULE CO., 192 PETERS BT.. ATLANTA. QA. G. M. McKINNON, ' 620 Peters Bldg. RENT PER ANNl'M 4400. PRICE 42.S60; i-orser .tore .ml dwrilln,. hftk ward, U l’ER " CENT n^VESrSiESt *SI5 whit, property at that, rlow north .lit-. 45.40* can and araum, 91.001 mortmise. You don't art thl. kind oft.it. Hoo'i lelephoo*. but rail .ml ra* m» about thin . . llYlSiG Xitlv'H" oS chtrra road. Cotu,r Usd lot, «s rail hat « you any of thms clora 'fluui are on market at $ifa>~ I'RAi'fW'Al.I.V NliW i flYoUY t r. and h., oa Hl,h Foist, north aid, and 5H n:. 2 kiMtUA S‘Df FlNIkUkil'XND Urra lot. Iietwran two «r linn at Copes- hill; iVacaST Lot."Ki?I. Tenth atreet amsnd. 92.663. smsk astt-haix: ALL IMPROVE- menta. lot 40x166. West Knd, one third cash. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITl.OUT PAIN DY AN IM- ‘jssarM over Emmons* FOR RENT. 26-R. H.. 62 and «4 Walton at STURGEON & LANE,, , REAL ESTATE AND NVESTMENTS. 727-728 EMPIRE BLDG. . BELL PHONE 447$, STANDARD 1271. 95,000—FOR 15-R. FLAT, JUST COMPLBT- ed and leased for two years at a monthly did renting auction. , UM FOB ' 4-RodJl I'D YOU BtHBET home, with ill conveniences. House un- nstfslly well constructed, being built for a home, and Is storm sheeted and double- floored. Lot has east front, 06x191. Terms . 9500 cash, balance monthly. 42.760 FOB TWO-STOUT 10-R. HOUSE. ON corner lot, 105x140, near Inman Park. Hnnae wan built for a borne and la norm aheelrd, tbe lot le level, and haa good aerrant'a houae In rear. Term. 4600 cath, balance monthly. ' 42,«* FOR NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME. 42503 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE AND STORE. sear 8. Pryor street, on.corner lot 60x160, renting now for 625 per month. Terms. 42J00 FOR 0-B. COTTAGE. NEAR INMAN Perk. Urge lot. Term, eery eaay. $1106 FOR TWO-8TORY 7-B. llOl'SE', joat off Waahlngto* atraet, ntmoat new. Terms 9300 cash, balance easy. ^Ktrrat R. trtTI ' A(1K '4 L ' t,T OFF'CCtiKlB $2.400:P6b New s-il cott'AOE IN WEdf Knd. Terms. • 4t«0]hjOB 6-R. COTiAGE 6N t'REW ST. k,2S0 voti IibautipUL C<)ftAdE OF l rooms and ball, on Oakland afeout, level lot and shaded beautifully. Terms. 12.103-511. COTTAGE, NEAU HtLLELuU avenue. Terms. 92.106 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE ON GRANT street. Terms. 62,000—4-R. COTTAGE NEAR GRANT park, on shaded lot. Terms very easy. 41.103 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE. CLOSE TO CAR barn, In good wblta section. 4160 caab, 616 per month. 41,000—7-R. HOUSE, ON CORNHR LOT. near Ion* block from) Decatur street. Can realty be mede a .tore. Now renting for 616 per moatb. Sidewalk, gee and water. ... 11 403-Pott 4-R. COTTAGE. NEAR SoUtII Bonlrrard erhool. on lot reu front, 44x100. Term, 4160 rank. 610 a month. $u5TTo1TTirTloJr0^nrTWTiA5ir ment .rooms, near Grant park, on nice corner lot, with Improved streets. Terms. li.JOb KOft NfatV 4-R. 46TTAGK. NEAR Inman Park. 9160 cash, balance easy. Il.t .l Foil 6-a COTTAGE. NEAR HEMP- hill nrrnur. 4303—4-ft. COirAGE, JIBSTi GRANT park. Terms very easy. 4503—4-ft. COtYAGE. ONE'iIaI.F IlLOCk off Highland avenne. 960 cash, balance easy. 4450 FOR 9-R. lIOUSK." - NE'AR ftottll Boolevapl ^school, renting for |i50 per 4460—V AC ANT CAPITOL AVfcNUi L6t. East front ' STATISTICS. I.lme, 75 to 41. 10-R. H„ 70 Cona it. 11-R. H-. 29 Logan avs. 4-R. H-, 153 Formwalt at. LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Rcntiug. 28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075 FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 8 PRACIITRKE above number on tween James and Foi And one store room about the same aise. BTBBET-AT THE Peachtree street, be- svth streets, yon will for i good hUatursa as, tun •tiini, wi July 1. Bent 9160 per month, JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTINO AGENT. 12 Auburn Avs. Both Phone, 618 RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pma- Mnrrr 'Train* of,the Following Ilosda: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— Na Depa ‘ * ihv 1 Nashville 7:13 am • 2 NojhvtUe . 9:36 am pm )pm T3 Marteti ■Ilia . 4:50 rm CENTRAL OF QCOROIA RAILWAY. Arrlr. Vrooi;- Dspart To— Rsranuh ... 7;10.m H.ron .11.-01 an i ackranrllU ..?:M nj ivaassli' Maras ,111s . 7:53 aa a.rassah ... Ido aa llttosaMiras 4:0,sa k ... 4d* pa a.T.nnnh ...'9:14 pa T:55 pa laekrasrlil. . 1:43 pa ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. Arriv. From- . D»p«rt To— •9.1ms 11:44 nm •Montram.ry f-9*aa ifiSKSi-lS ss _-Dally. All otk*r train. d.Ily urapt Bus- Yll trains of Atasta asd Wrat rolst Railroad Company arrlr, at and d.p.rt - * —— T.rmln.l it.tiun. ran*, asd Mmdf from Atlsnts Mltch.ll Mrrat asd OEOItatA UAILKOAD. Arriv* „nggt T.— •HTuy. All ath,r train, ditty «zc,pt 8us- SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrira From— DnsR Tfc. Wi-kinzto. . 4:43 .a TNralsghi AhbntlGr ... t.ns.a 1 mralnghia .Ml.a M. mnhtV. .11:49 aa N-w York .'149**3 N, »- York . . 1:43 pa Ahhsrill* . . 441 pa DEATHS. Mrs. Ida SsvilaU, 66 years old, died of dyasntsry at 101 North Butler. Blchard Church, 12 years old, died of peritonitis at 59 Luckle street. Mr*. B. Lawrence, 2$ years old, died of tuberculosis at resldencs on Jones boro road. Eola Brown, 21 years old, died of ap pendicitis at It Luckle street Moses H. Wright, It years old, died of Insanity caused by cut In the throat at Llthla Spring,. Spencer E. Blackman, 22 years old, died of typhoid fsvsr at 201 Peachtree. BIRTH8. To Mr. and Mr*. John Kohk* at Latimer street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Childress, of 71 Tennllle street, a boy. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. 4600—J. C. Whits to Royal Camp and Gordon Camp, lot on James street, near Pierce. Warranty deed. J425—E. a Hildebrand to J. Wotson, lot on Linden, near Williams War ranty deed. 4160—Jackson Hill Land Company to J. B. Bowen, tot on Rosalie, near Wat- ' >. Warranty desd. 956—Weatvlew Cemetery Assocls- tton to John DeSaussure, lot No. 109, section 11. Warranty deed. 4*60—Edgar Dunlap to M. C. Craw, ford et al. lot on West Fair, near Lawsh*. Warranty deed. 14.600—William J. Campbell to T. J. Phillips, lot oh Courtland, near Linden. Warranty deed. 11,600—L. M. Harrison to Mrs. Sarah Krtck. lot at corner of Gilmer and Butler’streets. Warranty title deed. 10,000—The Neal Bank to George E. Knott, lot on Gordon, near Peeples. Bond to recover till*. BUILDING PERMITS. $4,000—J. T. Wlckle to build two. story dwelling at 440 North Boulevard. 445—W. L. Trays ham to re-cover a dwelling at 21 Gilmer street. $600—B. F. Hyhleld. to build one- story dwelling at 12 Jeptha. $200—Ed Brown to re-cover dwell ing at 1$2 Capitol avenue. $100—B. Greenblatt, to repair fire damages at 04 Culver street. $100—O. A. Clayton to build tool house at Viola, near Bui street. $1,$00—Dr. O. Truax to build dwell ing at 426 Cherokee avenue. $1.600—A. J. Williams to build I dwelling at $1$ Ashby street. $2.000—it. L. Thower to build two oas-story frame dwellings at $ll-$$6 Ormond street. 410.000— J. W. Krlegahaber to erect a building at $45 Whitehall. $10—3. F. Gaston to build stall at 241 Simpson street. ' tIO.OOO—Georgia Railway and Elec tric Company to build three-story of fice building at corner Piedmont ave nue and. Armstrong street. 45.000— The Empire State Invest ment Company to bund four dwellings at $77-211-216 and 217 Highland ave nue. t $4*0—W. M. Terry to repan- damages by fir* at rear 240 Decatur street. Skews In Caatral time. Freight Wreck Blocks Track. Special to The Georgian. McCormick. S. C., Juna If.—There was a collision of two freight train, near thla 'place lari Saturday that caused a delay of many train* on the C. and W. C. railroad for several hours. Quit* a number of cars were torn to S lece* and the road waa badly torn up. o one waa seriously Injured. $1.15. (MdisVper'huriehyfl to 4f.S. Strawberries (jeorgta stocky 24-ijUjt crate,. 41.60 to 45; Tern ‘"pOCLTity AND COUNTRY PRODUCE— LIT* bens 46 to 27He: frtee 2254 to Sc broilers 16 to 2254c. Lire docks Pekin R to Kc: paddle S to 2754c. Dreerad bene, per lb.. 12c to 14c; dreraed tarkeys, per lb., lie to 14c; very dull. Knr*. per ilowfc, 1754 to 14c. Baiter, table, per lb.. 20 to 2254c; cook- log, per lb.. 1254c to 15c. Money—New 4010c lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10 6 VE0ETAnr.KH.-lri«h potatoes. No. etork 44.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 43.51 to 94. Reets, cabbage crates, par crate 9125 to 12.50. Tomatoes, per. crate, S3 to 12.50. Realm, green, per erste, 91 to 9L25; wax 60 to 76c. Squash, yellow, 91 to 91.25; wblts 76c to 91: market overstocked, Corn, new, 15 to 30c per dozen. Okra, per crate. 91.60 to 9* “ nben Cucumbers, per crate, 60 to 76c, market well stocked. 9U8. Irish potatoes, per bosbei. 9L2S to Sweet potatoes, per bushel, $1 to 91.23. Hplnarh 91 l>er buahel. Asparagus 12H to liiic bunch. Reaches, ner crate, ?l to 91.60. Cherries, 24-quart crate, 92.60 to 9& Blackberries Dewberries 19 to 12H<* quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Postels Elegant 9196: Diamond patent 96: fancy patent 96.10; half patent 94.10 to 94.84; fancy 93.90: spring wheat patent 96.5069. Market strong. strong. . CORJT.—Choice red cob 76«*; No. 2 white 4c; No. 2 yellow 79c; mixed 72c. 1C, uonen ifiMn. juice, per ousuci, djc, dAY—'Timothy, choice Isree bale,, 41.10; ..o„ eholce emnll bide, 11.14: do.. No. 1 timothy hate*. 41.06: do., No. 2 41; do., No. 1 SUGAR. > Immedlete ncceptat GROCERIES. —Standard granotat grannlatM Sc. New larket atrosecr. COFFEE.—Ilosated Arbockle'a 416.60; istk, In lags or barrels, 12V: green 10 to 7c. Market weak. RICE.—CaroUna 454 to 7t4c. according to CHBE8K—Fancy full : 16V: bricks 4c. Market atroni OVlRION'k.—Supreme bams, la batna 1054e- Dry salt exit cream, lata 14c; ■one. 14V. Cal- a riba 4.76. Supremo lard 10. Snow Drift ram* nts, < ntn, ■ % LOCAL FORECAST. .Vicinity—Fair tonight as. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. •r. .a« Tyler nod DhQaa deer and hot Houston partly rladr nnd plras:!nt* baa llehl abower lust night. Sau Antonia, cl«4 —hot. Fort WVnli. dear and plraaant sl««lp:il—Ilatttcslmrg, dear, dry nn.t Meridian, cloudy and cod; hM?' hot. Natcbex, clrar and pleasant. JartlnT partly cloudy ami warm. A bilwma—Opelika, clear and HsntarijC. cloodr and warm. Jloutgo!,—"' partly cloudy and warm. Mobile, clrar sn.i warm. Illrmlsgbam, [wrtly cloudy G.-ords-Colpmbna,- Macon. Albany, Amer less, dear and hot. Atlanta, partly yio-ni. and hot; Ugh:.rain this morolag Florida—Jackaourllle, clear and hot .Tennessee— IWrtly cloudy, light ralu | aat night. WEATHER IN WHEAT-BELT. Extreme Norlliwcat—Cloudy and general:, lower temperatares; 42 to 19 abere- in oral mine. Northwest—Fair to dear; 44 to 00 nlwve. showers In Dakotas. 1 West and Bouthwrat—Partly cloudy: u 44 genera I ralna In Iowa, - Illinois and Mlsoorl; local showers Kansas Ohio Valley-Cloudy M to 49 a bore; Nil. palrin * WEATHER FORECAST. Ig>nlalana—Hhoircra Tuesday;.sot no warm In the east portion; WednraAsy fair, * Georgia and West Florida—Fair Tuesday and 55edneaday. ■ Alabama and Mlsslaalppl-ghower. nnd edcr Tuesday: Medneaday fair. • East Terns, West Texas and Arkansas Fair Tuesday sod Wednesday. Tennessee. »“<1 „Kentucky T -8hower» and joler Tuesday; Wcdnyaday fair. Illinois—fihowera and cooler tonight- morrow; cooler. Wlaeonaln—Threatening with northeast night and possibly ”lowa-Generally fair tonight and tomor. row. tireceeded by showers In extreme exit tonight; cooler. WEATHER CONDITIONS. An area of low protore of narked energy This between Davenport and 8t. . M1 . •low’i has moved - slowly eastward alnra Monday morning, causing some rain slang Its track and thunderstorms to the south- the north Pacific states. Cloudiness cover# the Mississippi rail*? and much of the country eastward to the Atlantic. The temperature has remained practically The eastward l In the Mlaslsalp weather In Wednesday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 34 boors ending .at 9 a. m., 75th meridian time. June 19. 1909. STATIONS OF < ramp'tare. DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, cloudy:... itlsnts and West I*oint Debt J. R. of Georgia first Income., do; second Income...i........ do. tblrd income.......U..... PIEDMONT BROKERAGE C0.’8 DAILY MARKET LETTER Cotton—The situation In cotton la a com plex affair, one branch of the future mar ket showing great weakness, while the new rop options are very strong. Liverpool ontlr continued to take spot cotton on al>eut the turea showed a declining .. market opened down 3 to 4 poluta. and weakness soon dereloned In the nearby op tions. The apathy of the outside interest leaves tbe market in the hands of tho pro fessionals. who are liearlsb. and the idea -prevails that the entire crop Is doing line, and the proper thing to do is to go abort of the new crop optlous. Texas has been promised rain every day for the past ten days, yet It has not materialised. If the shorts become frightened In their poeltiou a very decided rally would occur. Stocks-Confirmation of the $60,060,000 Pennsylvania loan, announced this morn ing, caused a stampede of the shorts In the stock market who have become very bold owing. to success In marking waa wide and advances were from ... per cent, Penns^vSida t J n Jojlng the great ngh-Meti pegged at 60 for the peat week. Thla stock opened down 1% per cent and suffered an extreme decline of. 6 points, but the mar* let paid no attention to it, and the whole 1st rebounded with sharp advances. Uead- ng and Baltimore and Ohio, and tbe •in m ii u vniiiiuiriu Mima win", aim »u«r granger shares all reeorereil from 2 to 4 per cent. The peatluilatlc utteranraa by one nf the Now York papem yestenlny morning bail much to do with - depreaalng blit after each a severe decline a weakness aa hat prevailed In the past week, opportunities should lie taken advantage of on which to buy etocke. L. J. ANDER80N & CO.'S DAILY COTTON LETTER New York,. June 14.—Selling of Jaly and haying of October cotton were the feature* of today'* trading. Everybody seemed to hare July for tale, while on tbe other hand there were enough buying orders In the market for October end Decemlier to hold thnra options etendy. The decline car ried July down below October, where It reeled op eome buying, euppraed to be for milling Internet,. The weather news wan about the same, very little precipitation over the trait, with eome farther complaints from portions of Tesst regarding the drouth. ' little changed. The tlqni removed the fear of manipulation In that option and placed prices on a more secure foundation. Attention will be turned now The big bslla continue i more undlvldedty to crop report: ‘ ' " ‘ to elrcul , .S-.—_ , e tall a months, and claim Fo pe entirety sanguine higher prices for thane options. literature concerning the fatT'and* winter a ft — COBALT MAY EXIST NEAR DECATUR, ALA Special to The Georgian. Decatur. Ala,. June 14.—Thomas A. Edison waa In middle Tenneeaee recently, end It la •aid that he he. dlecorered cobelt In of tbe countte* there. It te believed here by eome that tkle valuable mineral for atoring electricity exl.ta to some extent near thla city and parties here will ram- muuleate at once with Mr. Edison regard ing the cobalt of this section and Tpral- mena will be aent to him. ^ •rhattnnoogn. ruin.... Columbus, p. cloudy....;. Gnlnosvllle, p. cloudy.... GrCcnvIllc. elenr. Grllflii, cloudy ... afc:::::: Nfwnan. cloudy Home, cloudy HiMirtanhnrg, clomly TallniHHiaa. clear Toccoa. dekr........v....;. West Point, p. cloudy i »$ i ^Minimum icmpcrstur** arc for' 12-hour ill 3 s ? period ending nt » a. ni. thla date. CENTRAL , STATION. Ill Uharlcaton .. iGalvcaton .. I Little Rock Memphis ... Mobile' I Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma* Savannah ; Vlekshurg Wilmington ...... t Indicates ina ?f. p ; j reclsb Dlsf. Average*. |i| 111 .31 Remark*. . Temperature* continued practically sta nnary over the belt, with light rainfall la NORTHWEST CARS. Following table glees the northwest.car* of grain today, last week and last year- Last. Last . Today. Week. Year. Chicago 183 1® '2 Minneapolis 1*7 •? I Duluth 4 11 * STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN New York. June 1».-Tbe New York W* aayn; The market we* In many retpot* - .aralraa. mm. m mm InMamla* thill Baltlmort were .it***! throughout, nearly all yesterday more Irregular than * Among the railroad stocks, the and Ohio common aharee wer. -- - throughout, gaining 2K points nearly all the riae upon n general bellw that they were soon to be pieced upon • I due almost eofuty to the coacentratM aeu* itrald ‘"•mT' ^Yntcrborougb-*MctropeMtsa r.ir« , sY. , n srs. bad only bran consummated by the P*7 ment of such » henry commission to t» French benkera aa to make the terms « the loan onerous. While there *-" g ay or the other In <V alerting eichanae tj* more then ■ quarter of • cent in pound nnd time money wae qootably *™«- —Ulbert * Clay. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Private Leered WJ^ - fc‘lSterrqn.W IJJj jSjatotow iLm**!iriket jaTSui ts^.««■■-*t good to prime steers. 6AU4103; Cattle—Receipt* quality fair: be.ee* |ura.w. •■iii-.i 4.40; heifer* 4T45Q4.M; reive*.46.W;- THE DRY GOODS MARKET. B L.^v‘rak I in7! , l»iThe dry good, m.r- ket eho'wed ’ more ateedlneoe uJKr* Uaee of blraebed good* here been advan m In price and redortloiie wRInot be g»n»™ on Wide sheet lues for the present. The J' W Lia±J FOB SALE Beautiful 8-room hoUBe, modem in every detail, 46* Spring street, just completed. Apply. to, W. M. Fain, 3 X. Forsyth street. Telephone 487. IHHM