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WANTED HELP—MALE.
era’ trade. Good pay to start with and
letter pay In two or three month*. Only
thoAc with nod rffMeocw' need apply.
Deljnneb Mill Mfff. *
MEN AND Bum WANTED LEARN
plumhlnf. plnsterlng. bricklaying. Hpe-
rlal offer life scholarship fifty dollar a, calf
pnymenta: poaltlon guaranteed; free cata
logue. Coyne Itroe. Trade Hchools, New
York. Chicago, Ht. IjOuIo.
WaJctKi*-^l»KhuiN i ckI'» Ahcilifftc:
tnral dmiightainun. Apply to llarnlaon
fUCrlley. g|» Empire Bldg.
&IIOK HALKHMAN. 160: MAN TO IS-
reat 120) and accept good paying inmltlHii
nt n summer rcaort: violinist. eornetlst and
pianist. ISO onrhj* stenographer for Jaw of-
fl. c, ftt; Insurance. PZ: yonng .man Iwgln-
n^r aa atenogrnpher, $4o. Rellnmy Buaineaa
Agency, 1330 Candler Illdg.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
without experience
until they learn. If you lire out of At
lanta, write ua and we will ghre^ou In-
places. Nunnally
WANTED—"YOUNG LADIEH TO LEARN
local and long distance telephone opernt-
log A course of Inatnictlon given In train
ing school with salary beginning with en*
tin nre to school, flood salaries paid to
fomnetent operators, salary lielng deter
mined upon merits of the Aerator slid
not upon length of sendee. Apply Itb floor,
Training Reboot. Telephone llhlg.
ilfSfcrfJUW ASTrilol MK-Mfrir
J., care Georgian.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—A FIRKT-CLAHH HIIINGLE OR
luinlMW saw filer wants-a position. L. A.
D . <7 W. Mitchell street-
IS' "WlttiMWA'fJ?
or retail grocery store; have some ex-
perlence In mall trade. Addreea II., 14(1 8.
Boulevard.
WANTED—AQENT8.
AGENTS WANTING RIG AND QUICK
money send for our free circulars. Gen-
•ml snipj and Supply Co., Mobile. Ala.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
INTELLIGENT, HURTLING 8ALKHMKN
for magnlflcent new maps; new features;
easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal
proposition; extraordinary chance for work
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the Southern Auction and Kalvage
“ at SO R. Pryor, can dispose of your
drpeta to clean: also the Iwat carpet
cleaning preparaflim on the market, cheap.
Wm. N. Ransom, No. 3) Luckle street.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO BELLI IP
XTLA8 BJfulkfi
ati.ah non.Hits
AH>a« Engine 'dSE JAfeaz . Atlanta
1 iicsT^rX** BTOISEW"' ilocftriM
*houUI bate A high grade signs. Cal I on
Kent Hljn Co., 91H North Pryor street.
: DON'T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU REE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking .Cot'a new line. Just added a
fill llae of trunks, travelers* supplies and
general oftlce supplies. The ‘cheapest ever
►eM. We hay. sell or exchange everything:
r? and 39 West Mitchell street. Kell 'phone
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL, PLeTraNT ROOMS IcT Toll A
week. Meals $2.60 a
avenue. Bell phone
2797.
LV/UU, I I.r.nnA.T I 1
weak. Lodging II a
week. KRt Trinity
all, Atlanta phone
CLEAN. COOL NICELY FURNISH ED
rooms for men. 12 per week. No extra
charge for two in toons. JO Trinity arena*.
“ phone iWf.
^tUntajjb
WANTED—RQOMS.
i J. Lt.» Georgian.
TEETH
T SET or TEETH. JS.O*.
•w Emmons' cMUi| Mom.
We need help, both male and fe
male,’ex perihoeed and Inexperienced.
Apply In person at once.
EMPIRE PRINTING &
BOX CO.,
166 MADISON ST.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON HAFER.
BANK RAFRR. VAULT DOORH. HAFEH,
flre-proof safes drnoelt Imzea. William' L.
Ellis 31 H. Ilrned Ht.. Atlanta.
lI/mRKk-wT: ifAVE“TiihKii uilXJt
cutting eonth Georgia pine ahlnglce. Also
manufacture flooring, celling, siding and
lath. Write ue' for deliver*! prices All-
Ilea Lumber Company, Box W7, Coroele,
Gs
ALL-8TYLEH GATEH. WIRE AND IRON
fotic**« iwild and eractad. Fenclnx for
farm, lawn, rnrdfii and poultry. ExcTuMve
ngrata for "Page FemV* Dial* Faura Co.
aucraaaora Tilly Fence Co., 41 Weat Hunter
afreet. Poooea 3893.
REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE.
rcMim hoinM> with Imwraent. Remodeled
and lu jwrfect mndltloii. I*ot , WX
214. through to Forreat avenue; rheapeat
place lu the city. Tertua. Apply to Edgar
ininlnp. 212 I'rudentlal building. I’bdtiea
229 Bell, U'l Htandard.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
WANT Til BI'V FROM OWNER FOR
2I.M0 to K.nnn rash n 5 or Srooiu cottage
In While iii-lglilHirhoofl nnd ■ ■oiivciil.nl to
Homlii-rn >ho|w. Give location null least
i-eeh price. Aibltvee I'aeh. core Georgian; • *
want tA kxiJiaS'iie HA.-riiwwrE
cottage, excellent ryi»alr, large lot. flue
•hiide, etc.. «n aoufli aide, for corner lot In
guod location hortli aide. ,about 1 106 feet
front. Will pay.caMi for difference. Ad-
ilrera Kxxbange, rare Georgian.
MATRIMONIAL.
RETIRED 'MERCHANT. MIDDLE-AGED.
lonely, kind end liberal, very wpnlthy,
wlhln-a lo i-nrregpoud with Indy, object met
rlnninv. Tcv- k lloz 4a. Ht. Jonenh. Mich.
LOST.
lAJiT—ON BAHT IIUNTKtt HTRKKT BE-
twecu Houtli I’ryor nnd Terry at reef a,,
lady'a brown purae. $2 nnd •mail change. In-
•iliatire pnprra. pair black gluvea. Return
to 266 GIi'IiwihnI avenue nnd get reward.
STRAYED FROM Ot'lt HTAIILEH, ONE
brown mere, with while etnr In forehond.
It hands blgb. Weight about 1,300 nounde.
Return to tlutbnuin Hleani laundry Stables,
2M Dei-etnr atred. Reward.
EDUCATIONAL.
SHORTHAND LEARNED IN 6 .WEEKS;
heal, eaaleat. cheapest! also taught by
mall. Slokely'a Hus College. ?i Marietta at.
PER80NAL.
DAVID W. TARBROIIOn.
MASTER PLUMBER.
Phone* 12U. 20 E. Hunter St.
WILLIH WAU* I’AUKR COMPANY,
leargeat atock In Bouth. 64 N. Broad Ht.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE 1IKRT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
■old at 9m N. Pryor St. Alex Kcut,
Rhone 4M*.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GW INN’S SHOE SHOP,
4 LUCK IB.' OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 3335. Men's aewetl half aolea, 75c.
BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED—BY REAL ESTATE Atl ENT
who umleratanda the IntalneM am) haa
gtaal Hat property, a partner, with, few
ttumaaiMl dollara to aid In making dealt..
AiMrraa V. o. Box 676. Atlanta.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
maut Co. W» repair, reconatruct, tx*
change, buy and aell automubllea. Garage.
1913 Mitchell ttrMt, Atlanta. Oa. Dtll
Pb«n# 48H-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
Imalnets Fur high grade work call ,on
Kent, PIS N. Pryor. Phone 3P35.
WALL PAPER.
4. M. QUICK ft CO.-WAIJ, PAPER.
moulding*, pictures, picture frame*, etc.
Hell phouft 729. Htandard 704. 27 E. Hunter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and retail dlvtribntoff of'Via
tor Talking Maehlnea nnd Keeorda. Juat
received largo conalgnment of maehlnea and
over 10,900 reoorda. Imme«llate attention
given mall ordiffa. We want the namea of
nil talking machine dealer* In the aouth.
Write for catalogue. AIcxander-Elye* Co.
BIUYCLE8 AND HIJNDRIES—LARGEST
bicycle. and aundry dlitrlbutora In the
•outn.. Southern agents for l'lerce. Yale,
Hnrll and lludoon blcyclce. Writa for onr
1900 catnlogue and price Hat Alexander*
Elyea Co.
job I'ltlSTING-L (k W E S T PUU.'ES.
Keiul for Miuplce.' Star Office, ,29 > l'etero
•treet. Atlanta.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22 K GOLD CROWNS $1 DT.
without pain. All work guarantee*! 16
yearn, fouler Deutnl Farlora, 394 White
hall Ht . over Kmmoua’ clothing atoro. Dell
phone 2663 J.
WE move, store, pack and flniP
houw>hold goeda; insurance rate one per
cent. Office nml warehouse 16346 Walroo
street. Both 'phones. Cathcart'o Trans
fer.
REYNOLDS. TIIR SION PAINTER.
Slgne, Intun.r*. n.,i end flag decorations
for special oecaaloua 3044 E. Alabama SL
TEETII
F.XTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
TAIN—AU dental work done without pain.
AH work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier l>en-
tal 1'arloro. 3916 Whitehall Ht., over Em-
ntona* clothing store. Bell phone 2663-J.
CASH REGISTERS. <
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIAI.I.WOODB. IDEAM4
ami all other make# at bargain prices.
We can sell you a register, suitable for
any business, at a .price that cannot help
bur please you.
rash or monthly payments. Every register
guarant**ed for two years. Houthern Cask
Register Co.. Brsuch of Amerlran Second-
ijjgd^Cast^Register Co.. 24 H. Brood street.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
Opportunities Are. Gliding By.
W.'re. tried to Impress on you your opportunity for becoming wealthy. We're told you from
time to time that Atlanta real estate Is Increasing In value. We are not prophets, but we do know that
we are. right In this matter. The happenings of every day In the real estate market Is proor posi
tive. Wo'aed'metT who are wise enough to seize the wealth'which Is slipping.through the lingers of the
procrastinator. Tills means the saving for the future. It means a competence for old age. It means
that wife and children will be cared for. ,
Plots of ground In the suburban , section are being laid out; municipal Improvement Is advanc-
• log dally- Schools, street railway facilities, paved streets and all that tends tp enhance the value of
property which may be bought for practically nothing Is being done. Ten.yeara from now the march
of buaineaa will* force the location of residences where now are the wllda of the suburbs.
Why don't you watch the real estate columns of the dally papers? They will show you the
way to become wealthy. We cannot undertake to make a selection for you. You were given Judg
ment and reasoning powers to assist you In just such matters. Real estate dealers and dally papers
. give you an opportunity. It la up to you to sclzo It
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homes.
The flrst month will be given FREE
and If occupied one year, two mors
months' will be given .FREE at the
and of trie year, making only nine
months you will have to pay for. Nona
but good families will be allowed In
these houses These an located on the
Rlv^r elpctrio car line only twenty
minutes ride. from the center of the
city; contain 7 and i rooms; have
nover been occupied; an located In
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a fifty-foot Parle, which la ast In trees,
evergreens and flowtn. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal' spot for cbildnn.
It la cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings an mors whole
some. In ths center of this Park an
ths Ferro Phosphate Springe, which
will cun any cast of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a etore. a school-house cast
ing 12,600.00 will soon bo completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who llvss on ths
grounds will show you through ths
houses Rent 210.00' per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
II Auburn Avenue.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528 Main.
Atlanta 37.
FOIt SALE.
PANAMA AMI 1IILA.N STRAW HATS
cleaned and reshaped. Mr:
tW Wlbi
bat* .!-• tint end re-
23,200 WILL BUY I NEW fOTTAOESON
K<>o<l street, uesr Petere etreet, with aid*-
welk and ell etreet Improvement, down:
nr IInr In front; white nelghlmrboodj
■lilendld bargnltt, Rant Income 232 per
month.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
NOTICE.
WE HAVE-JUST HAH MHTHI) .
WITH IS HKVKHAI. MIAMI NEW
HOUSER. BOTH ON THE NORTH
AMI ttlll'TH BIDES. IE VOL' Alt 13
LOOKING KOH A HOME COME TO
SEE US AT ONCE AND LET I H
TAKE YOU TO SEE THESE. II
— —Ill
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
57 Inman Building.
Bell Phone I486. ' •
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
: LOOK AT THISP **
30&35II Vf. It. K. FRONTAGE, CLOSE-IN,
than ’If take* within’X wrefc «%u
•all nt $26,000 fi»r rutin* property.
tfilr *ALtMM*ft witx yrnnreirtrxs
elegant 9 room turn**, lot lOOxXtt ft.. In
Inman Park, awr Drulil Circle,
FlVB NEATT ASV LROOtt \WlTGE5
In (nr best part of WeStKod. from t2.H0
to $3,100.
4 ITtVoM. 2*fiMY SSW HiVT^.TIRYEl)
walla, cabinet mantels, Mcldrltn at. Only
$1,700. Term a.
IflP't TiFUL »Nfcw bbTiotlMThTTHiro^
I’M*”*'isSSo, *WbeW'VenttV'or^Aff^W-
hange for vacant property or smaller home.
- m * w >u “ ' jlhMH'Tt "— * ' '
kne ^iK\T\iiK ofT.t)PrA»ii Wffiiq?
city limit*, larffc kmr amall lota.' * l*mva
$Nk) to $36,000 per lot. Ruy now and doable
y«mr money within a year.
= ^ir*in5r»i»iiri4TTifc“\TV:
have ellenta who wIR^huy and Impruve
15 PER CENT INVEST
MENTS.
1 OFFER FOB THE. NEXT FEW BAYS
ONE OF THE BEST PAYING INVEST
MENTS ON" THE tfXltKBT TOHAV. tflK
ABOVE PBOPEHTY’ * CONSISTS OF
NOBTII SIHE FLATS WHICH I GUAR
ANTEE TO PAY 15 PER CENT. IF YOU
ABE INTEBESTEP, CAt.I. ON MB AT
E. NO INFOitUATIoV ‘ GIVEN
It PIIONE.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
BELL 'PHONE 442). 714 FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK Bl'ILDlXO-
DON’T SHOUT HELP.
Do you feel like ehoutlng Help? And
auppoee you did ehout Help? How
many people would help you? You've
got to help youreelf a little bit. You
do the little bit. We’ll do the reit.
When you feel like ehoutlng Help,
■It down and do your little bit by
■ending your help want -ad to the
manager of the claiilfled column* of
The Georgian. Your little bit la An-
lahfd. We do the big bit.
Next day your want will ba aupplted.
You will be kept buay answering ap
plication*. provided you have anyaort
of proposition. We won't help you to
aell gold bricks. W* are not In the
gold-brick buaineaa. We will supply
a legitimate want.
Lady of the house, you've been wor
rying some about the servant girl prob
lem, haven't you? Forget It. Life la
too short and tha weather too hot to
worry. We'it take atl that worry for
a quarter. If you are particular and
want a host of applicant# to select
from we'H worry three times as much
for half a dollar. Send a help wanted
ad to The Georgian. It'll fix you.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
FOR FULL PAGE OF 8P0RTS SEE
PAGE TWELVE.
BARACA LEAGUE STANDING.
Clnhf. Played. Won. Ix>st. P. C.
Wesley Memorial.... •$•*.* 2 O 1.000
Baptist Tabernacle.. S 2 1 .666
Pulled Rrethren $12 .$33
Capitol Aveune.2 0 2 .000
WE8LEY MEMORIAL 13,
• .UNITED BRETHREN 8
Showing the Arrival and Departure of Pas*
aenaer Trains of the Follotrinf Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
• 8 Nashville 7:11 nm * 2 NnahrICe . 8:35 am
73 Marietta . 1:25 nm 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
•93 Naalivllle 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:50 pm
75 Marietta . 2:50 pm 72 Marietta .. 5:30 pm
* 1 Nashville 7;3S pm * 4 Nashville . $&)pm
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— *• Depart To—
Savannah ... 7:10am Maood 12:01am
Jacksonville , 7:50 am RSrannsh ... 8:00 am
Macon 11:40am Unron ........ 4:00 nm
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL-
ROAD, .
Arrive From— Depart To-
•Selma ......ll:40nm •Montgomery 5^0am
Montgom’y . 7;45 p-n »>lontgomery 12:45 pm
•Selma 1F36 pm •Selma 4:20 pm
LaQranfa ... $.*20 am LnGrange ....5:80 pm
*lcpiitffom'y . 8:49 pm *Montgom'y ..11:16 pm
•Dafly. All other trnlni dally except Sun*
/ft trains of Atmnla and West Point
Railroad Company arrive nt and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mitchell street and Madison avenue.
FOR RENT-
28-R. H-, 82 and 84’ Walton at
10-R. H., 70 Cone at.
U R. H-, 38 Logan ave.
4 R. H., 163 Forinwalt at
ltebman.
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
REAL ESTATE AND RENTING
AGENTS,
1208 Fourth Nktionkl Rank Bldg.
Bell Phonfl 1932. *
REAPTIFPL INMAN PARK HOME-A:
J atorv 9-rvmm house; Uffe lot. 3K>x3Sa£
tine oak aliadee: spring, well hnd city wi-.
ter. This.property le foe"*-—**
Cell St our office." Price •
nTCetioiw uui'aiKnnrsidTikBt.N im
proretnenta: two equaree off Peachtree;
rloee In; lot 50x10
at onr office.
KfiAIf tilt A ST
house,* all mi
email caah payi
$2.000.
3 s !
proremente; very
balance easy. 'Price
Boulevard: nice, new l-room house,
10x175. Tertua. 1TW $1400. •
Nu.*k“i:mLb- Mtobii’Oomtm m
Hendrix a veune; lot 4H100; for few days
at $1,200.
JolIS'&oJT AVE.-irW"'.W !i6H.R.
* vent; k-rtwHtt heuee, modern; en lot* 18 by
110: 2-roam eervant’e botiee tad etakle. The
price le $3,000. Terms $1,00$ down, balance
V?* r lti»hi'n~AVR-r-tWo-iiffthY n-hdoU
h»UM>: all luodfra raamlrom: lot ID hy
IF: lanndry and .errant', rmiaia Tmn
2150) rash, balance I. salt, rrire. 17.100:
II. *. LVSoTT. J~W. BIUr.Y.
. ' H. or WILSON.
Sale* Departnear.
TOR RENT BY
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WIThOt'T TAIN BY AN IM
prnvad methou. All work jaaraalead IS
yeara. RMaonable prices, laaler Deals!
Parbira. 1*H Whit.ball ft. ovar “
ctathlag store. Bell phaw 3543 J,
ISO. which lie,
elevated, on the .west aide of CnlnaiMa
avenue, hetwern FKchrree place an* Teal*
at reel. Ha. gas. bet and rahl water. On
the aeraad tnor of the building there nre
four rooms, hath, elaaei. an* stationary
washstaad; oa the *rat Scar there are two
■pleadId mom. I* the haaemeat. wbk-h la
■u-vrral frel .bore the ground. This la a
alee home, la bread new: will lie com
pleted and ready for meapaacy ahoat June
*0. IVarhtre. ear* about two blnrka away.
I* bMtrri by hot air fnrmace. Brat ISO per
month. • „ -
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
THE RENTING AGENT. \
12 Aubon Are. Both Phones 111
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Angustx ... 6:00 pm *Augnsta 7:45 am
^Olivers 8:45 nm Llthonla 10:06 am
Covington .. 7:44 ntn •Augusta 3:30 pm
•Augusta ...12:30 pm Conrcrs ...... 6:00 pm
Llthonla .... 5:26 pta Covington ... 8:10 pm
•Angdsta .... 8:15 pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun*
dsy. '
8EABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart Tn—
Washington . 1:20 am Birmingham . 8:40 am
Ibbovllle ... 8:00 am Monroe . . .7:20 am
. . 7:40 pip Memphis .
Blfmlngb'm . 9:28 pm Washington
Shown Centra) time.
EXCURSION BY BOAT
BY GEORGIA DENTISTS
Sprclat to The Georgian.
Savannah, Oa., June 20.—The second
day's - session of the Georgia State
Dental Aeaodatlon was held today. A
number of valuable, paper* were .read
and - .eomnteqMd .upon. Officers will
be selected at tomorrow's session.
An excursion by boat to Tybee light
will be taken tomorrow evening.
MRS. MITCHELL’S DEATH
. CAUSES DEEP SORROW
Sperlal to The Georgian.
Greenville, S. C., June 20.—The com
munity was. 1 deeply grieved to learn
of the death of J! ra. Alexander R.
Mitchell, wife of the Christ church
rector, which occurred at Mount Pleas
ant, where the had .gone for the sum
mer. *
Mrs. Mitchell w*s a daughter of
Colonel John P. Thomas, of Columbia.
GETS LIFE SENTENCE
IN THE PENITENTIARY
i
fl£eclaf to’* The Georglou. *
Brunawlck, Go., June 20.—In the au*
perior court Raifond Knight* colored,
has - been convicted of the killing of
Lou Bennet, a negro woman, and gets
a life sentence in. the
Knight killed the woman
her.
W. J. Boatwright; the young white
men who has been on trie! on the
charge of forgery, has been found guil
ty, the Jury recommending him to the
mercy of the court.
. John Wing waa found guilty of fel
ony, but It developed that he la tnaane,
and when the proper papers are se
cured he will be seflt to the asylum at
Milled gevllle.
John Wallace waa convicted of aa
aault with attempt . to murder, and
given Ave years In the "pen."
Wesley Memorial defeated the United
Brethren RatnrUay In a good game by a
•core of II to A CaUff «trnek out thirteen
men. while Hickman struck out tlx.
Score by Innlnra:
Wesley Memorial .*...1 4 2 0 1 4 0 0 *-l$
United Brethren. 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 1-$
The line-up la aa follows:
WESLEY M. UNITED B.
Davenport, 2b W. W. Elder, 2!>.
Barnes, cr. Black, rf.
Fuller, If V ...,B. Elder, lb.
Sltton. c Hadley, If
Callff. p Yarbrough, ta.
('milIff. lb Stockman, lb.
McGrow, aa Morgan, c.
Cregar, rf Hickman, p.
Fisher, 3b Munday, cf.
TRANS*MISSISSIPPI GOLF.
By Private Leased Wire.
Omaha, Nebr, June 20.—A large Held of
entries and ootne hrillant play marked the
opening today of the alxth annual chain
ptoushlp tournament of the trana-MIula
alppf, St. Joseph. Denver, Wichita, Clinton,
Dubuqne, Salt Lake City, Lincoln. Cedar
Rnplds, Burlington, Kansas City, Colorado
Springs, Des Moines. Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Keokuk, Rock taland, Sioux Falla, and one
or two other points. >
Today's program was as follows:
8:99 a. m.—First half qualifying round at
medal play for trana-MIsalsslppI amateur
championship, eighteen holes.
1:89 p. m.—Second half qualifying round
at medal play for trans-Mississippi amateur
championship, eighteen boles— thirty-six
holes In all—thirty-two to qualify.
There la a prlxe for the lowest medal
score. The players making the sixteen low
eat scores lu the qualifying round arc to
compete for the directors’ prise, and the
players making tbp bext sixteen lowest
■cores Irt tUe qualifying round to compete
for the secretary's prlxe. The tournament
will continue through the remainder of the
week.
Mrs.
hill xh I:
Mrs. Fi
FUNERAL NOTICE.
PAINTER THE FRIENDS OF MR ivn
'*“ ?• »■«!»•« -rul t. 1. «£"
> Invited to attend the funem „ f
il G. Painter Thursday, June *M ■»
9 a.m., .from th.* residence,, 4.«Balt|g!ora
Place. All UieniViera of the Ht,!
are respectfully requested to ,attsn4. Th»
following named gestlemao win .pleiie art
as palllM-nrers and meet at Patteraoo.
Chapel nt 8:30 a.m.: Mr. Henry mod, Mr
W. C. Lawrence, Mr. A. L. Delkln. Mr*
Edward Wood, Mr. H. 1^. Rhorer, Mr E. il
Selx.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE 14,
CAPITOL AVENUE 8
Baptist Tabernacle won a flvc-Innlng game
from Capitol Avenue Saturday by- a score
of 14 to,8.
Score by Innings:
Baptist Tabernacle 7 2 0 4 *—14
Capitol Avenue 1 14 2 9—8
The line-up follows:
BAPTIST T. CAPITOL A.
Webb. 6:.Palmer, >
Swlcegoo«l. 2b Bayne, i
Greene, 2b ;.l^>relace, 31
Callahan, rf Tuggle, lb.
McDonald, lb Markham, rf.
Davies, cf Poole, If.
Owens. If Tenney, ss.
Johnson, ss Postel, cf.
Heard, p Crawford, 2b.
RIFLEMEN CELEBRATING.
Special to The Georgian.
Brunswick, Ga., June 20.—The Brunswick
Riflemen nre today haring a "Held day"
St. Simon's Island. The event will be cele
brated by various sports, such as swimming
and diving matches^ foot races, target
shooting and so on.
Ing on (he Island,
city, tomorrow.
TOM DELEHANTY HAS
FOR8AKEN BASEBALL
Tom Delehanty, one of the famous broth
ers. baa gone to Cleveland, where he ‘ will
engage In business, for a time at least,
forsaking baseball. Tom la a gentleman
from the ground np, and leaves many warm
friends In Williamsport. That he waa
bothered with rheumatism and unable to
get Into first-class condition here was a
disappointment to every one.—Washington
Post.
Tom. the oldest now living of the cele
brated brothers, made hla professional debut
with Atlanta. In 1816.
WOMAN IS SENTENCED
' TO COUNTY OHAINGANG
Special to The Georgian.
Brunawlck, Oa., June 20.—Amelia
Johnson, the white woman who made
an attempt to commit suicide with a
hatpin several days ago when arrested,
has been tried In superior court.
The woman haa a record In the crim
inal courts, and though she pleaded
guilty to the ohargOa against her, ahe
waa fined 2200 and eentenced to nerve
twelve months on tpe chalngang. The
cbalngang sentence,; however, waa sus-
t ended on condition that the woman
eep out of Glynn county. ,
ALBERT HAMLIN’S FATHER
GOES TO BOWLING GREEN
Spwlal to Th. Georgian.
McCormick, S. C\, June 20.—A. B.
Hamlin, who haa a large sate stable
at this place, received a telegram Mon
day night from Bowling Green, Ky„
■aylng that - hi* son. Albert Hamlin,
had ahot himself. .
Albert Hamltn also wae engaged in
the liable, business- In Augusta, and
had gone to Kentucky to purchase
horse*.
A. B. Hamlin left at once to be with
hla dying aon.
ILLINOIS HIGg COURT
TURNS DOWN IVENS
By Private LmimI Wire.
Springfield, III., June . 20.—The su
preme court at 0:20 o'clock today de
nied tha motion for a stay of execu
tion In tha caaa of Richard Ivena, con
demned to die Friday for the murder
of Mr*. Beaale Hollister, of Chicago.
Governor Deneen to now the only
source .of hope of Ivena. A reprieve,
commutation of sentence, or pardon,
may ba granted by him. and It to ex
pected an appeal for a reprieve wilt be
made, but he to not expected to grant IL
NEWS NOTES OF SPORTS.
Iteport hie It that a wrath.rn California
league to to tie formed, the circuit to com*
prlae hoe Anxclea, Santa Ana, San Diego
and San Bernardino.
The flfty-nlnth annual regalia of the New
York Yacht Club will lie wiled tomorrow
on tong Uland found. The etert, ee uaual,
will be off Glen Core.
The champion/ Dea Moines team ha* taken
lie place at the top of ,ue Western longue
pennant climb and to th* man on the fence
Il looka aa though It will be hard work for
the other' cluha to oust Brother Mike’s
men.
With four new playera-Carr. Vlnaon.
Hlnea and Atherton—the ladlanapolle club
of the Amerlran Association la showing Im
proved form and the Ifooatar fan* are hop
ing for n climb to the .top of the .column.
Baymer, laet year with the Boeton Xa-
tlonala, to playing a great game with the
Johnetown team of the Trl SUte League
thle eee eon.
Sir Mortimer Durand, the British amhae-
eador, baa been elected preeldent of the
cricket club of I-cnoz, Mata, and will play
with the club this anmmer.
Dock and randle plna are fact becoming
popular among the bowlers In the West. In
New Bngtand the amall plna have^heen used
both anmmer and-winter for several yeera.
Three daya more and the great college
boat race will be rowed at Poughkeepsie.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST. 1
FOR ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Palr la
night end Thursday. * r,lr •*
WEATHER llTcOTTON BELT.
Texas—Dailna and San Antonio, dear inJ
hot. Houaton, partly cloudy anti hot Fun
Worth, clear and hot; no ralna noted ta
Mississippi—Meridian anil Jackaoa. rleat
and pleasant. Grenada, clear aad cm
Natchez, clenr and hot. Yazoo City, ,1m,
and pleasant. Grofiiwuod. dear ana wi»» r
Alabama—BlrnUaghem and itonttomm
clear and pleasant Huntsville, clnr
hot: Opelika, clear and pleasant. Unfiju
clear and |ilrnimnt; bard rain THtfrriit
afternoon. Mobile, clear and pleaiant 7
Georgia—Columbus, dear and pleaeaet:
herd rain yesterday afternoon. Maine, civ.,
and warm: had light shower toil night, a'
beny» clear and pleawnt; very heavy iho*.
er about midnight. Amerleua. clear a*d
pleasant; light ahower last night.
Louisiana—New Orleans,, clear and hot.
Teuueezee—Neihvtlle, clear and pleeiaut.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Not In.
Illinois:
Ohio Valley—Generally cloudy; 40 to (I
above; general rains.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Louisiana and East Tezts-Fulr Wednes
day aad Thursday.
Arkansas—Showers
and Thursday.
i and cooler Wednesday
Georgia,' West Florida, '‘ilralwIppC’Ki+
nease* and-Kentucky-Fair Wednesday tan
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The ltorm that wee central In the upper
Mississippi valley Tuesday morning 6.«
moved a little aorlheaet end le uow cen
tered over Lake Michigan, As a result of
till* storm .ralna bare been general over
Moutene. the Dakotas. Wyoming. Nebraska,
Iowa, Minnesota, the Ohio valley and Mich
igan.
The northwestern area of blgb prenun
tins moved eastward front the North I’a
elite coast to Wyoming, calming a slight
fall In temperature In advance of'Its reo-
'er.
This morning clear weather prevails over
Tlic. conditions favor fair and
weather In this section tonlgbt am
day.
STATE FORECA8T.
GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND HOI Til
CAROLINA—Fair tonlgbt and Thuradsy.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the. 34 hours ending at t a. m., Till
meridian time, June 3ft 1904.
, STATION’S or,
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
'Atlanta .
:
Gainesville
Greenville .. .. .. .
Griffin ..
’Macon .. .. .. .
Montlcello .. .. .. .
Newnnn ..
Rome
Hpartanhurg
TallapooM .. .. *.
Toeroa .. ..
Weit Pomi v; „
Minimum lemneroture# are for 12-tmnr
Max.
Iff
Pi
tbf» ilale.
Newbern, X. U. • —
Union Hprlngi, Ala.
CENTRAL
STATION,
HI
* fit
harleaton .. ,
Galveston .. .
Little Rock .
Memphis .. .
Mobile
Montgomery .
New Orleans
Oklahoma .. .
Savannah .. .
YIrkabtirg ..
Wilmington ..
Dlfte Averager.
42 .♦>
C 1 -72:
Lower temneraturea prevailed orrr tb#
northern portion of the belt: fl^herc JJJ
change* were unimportant. Light rawnn
orcarred over the eaateru
heavy falls were reported from North nre*
llua and Alabama. _
J. R. MARBt R1*
Local Forcct»t«r.
SUITS AGAINST ROAD
NOW AGGREGATE $404,000
By Private Leaved Wire. .
Whit. Plain*. N. Y„ June 30-Dam
age autta againat th. New York <>»•
tral Railroad Company for the d*»“j
of Jam.* W. Knapp, 2100.00: Edwar*
Kl.lat Injuries, loaa of apeech, 1250.-
—if Charles P. Pt.raon, Injuries, »;V
i; Mr*. Sarah Pleraon, Injuries, is.
nun: Grace A. Pleraon, Injuries. 2.
totaling 2404,000, have been AM”
th. result of a wrack which ocru "!r
Just outside, of th. Park avenue tu»
net on December 11 last, when » •
York Central-train crashed Into a
Haven local. ‘ 4
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
• DON’T PAY RENT.
It la ezcCdlngly bad form to do ae when you can pay yonr own- mosey t*rl '•
your pocket, by coming to me. Just rua yonr.eye over this:
We'll build you n house Just like yon want lt, ; on easy payment', from
22.000, If you Imy the lot 1 room, modern, new 1 boon on comer lot, •T’0 r *
balance easy'monthly payments.
4- room modern new beoee,'same terms
2-toons new, modern house oa large corner lot; 2350 caah, balaaet easy imoethly
payments 7. I and 10-room house*.
Th* College Park Land Company have *000 tots to select from 2100 to two etch.
Coaie out and eee me, nr call me ap,
5- room house. In drat block from car line. Bargain.
• room house, one bioek from car 11m? Big **ap. * f
Office at end of ear line. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, College !*ark. '<*■
I sell everything at College Park. 4 . . : *""" * 1
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
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