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mX3i umi UWJVUlAil. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lea* Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom- pany out-ol-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 The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STBONO WHITE MEN as helpers In the foundry to learn mow* era' trade. Good pay to start with and better pay In two or three months. Only those wilt MEN ANI) IlOYH WANTED LEARN plumbing. plastering. hrh'klnylng. Spo- clal offer life scholarship fifty dollars, easy imvinenta; ;K»*ltlon guaranteed: free cata logue. Coyne Dros. Trade Schools, New York. Chlcsgo, 8b Louis. STEN 1 6q1 K'flH,'"IS6, M; 1^1 KflSS ^^■^■^■■^■■^■o-nookkeeper, 860. for brickyard, 8*0; steno-1 . •*. -a~_lographer a —MPP We can place you. Ilcl* *por. . If you are a stenographer and want a i»sl Inniy Business Agency, 1830 Candler Itldg. stcnographer-i want an kxpehi- rnced stenographer; state experience oud Book Store, care Geor* WANTED HELP—FEMALE, Experienced operators make from 812.00 per week, and we will *We good until they learn. If you lire out lanta. write us sag — ggM m— formntlon nbout Bros. & McCrea, irn, ii you live oi Ai ds and we will give you In- ut I Km nllng places. Nunnally •a, M W. Alabama street WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN local and long distance telephone operat ing. A course of Instruction given In train ing school with salary t»cginnlng with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operators, salary Itelng deter mined upon merits of the operator and not upon length of sendee.* Apply 5th floor, TraI nlng School, Telephone Bldg. WAN TKfl-YOl'No LADY STENOGRAPH- who has some experience In liookkeop- ,n own Merchant, NfXSTI5!^MfB.S, r cfGitAI»iifc:ll; “itntV ex- perlence. Address 1\ O. Box 152. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTED—BY* single msn, 38, good habits, ■j ‘ * ■ ‘ to work 5 month*. phone Main k- . to finish his time. SaWKlV-A POSITION a - HKti'is. tercel drug clerk; con furnish good refer ences. W. H. Tomlinson. Gordon, (In. WiNTfcD-AITt'AT I O N AH tlVXVkUKM salesman by young man 23 years of sceb A1 references. Address Box 3& Msrtln, flu. \V *vn:0=R»tfl6!« Art HfWNoGU^Fri- er by young lady. competent ami experi enced; lH‘st of references. Address Miss A. B.. 51 Craw st. Atlanta phone 1542. ^ AST^ftrrKY'EhfAtXitfeft I'oftlrni.V'Ati general utility man hoisting, Corlesa and locomotlre engineer; good all-round man. Engineer, care Georgian. AN EXPERIENCED MAKER AND TRIM- mer desires position In small town for summer or fall; salary reasonable. Mlssi I* M. I>ale, General Delivery, Macon, Ga. p WANTED—AOENT8. AGENTS WANTING BIO AND QUici* ales and Snnnly Co. Iloblle. Ala. WANTED—8ALE8MEN. INTELLIGENT, HUSTLING SALESMEN for magnificent new maps; nsw features; easy sellers? excluslre territory and liberal preposition; extraordinary chance for work- era. State — * * Hudgins Co., WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., at.33 8. .Pfyor, can dispose of your household goods, office fixtures, safes, car* YtTrit'*’wall paPer" A\‘i> carnets to clean; also the heat carpet cleaning preparation on the market, cheap. Wn. N. Ransom, No. 30 Luckle street. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? HAVE 1 i yon have, send It to the Southern Auction and SaDrape Co.. 20 8. Pryor street Phone ttSf* A<iU* enginRA -ATLAS hDH.KHH -All style# and slses - Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta tTRBt'-cLAlS bTsl.N’fefrs warm ahould have high grade sl| Kent Sign Co., 91ft North IToFSKH mg, 1 HALE—TWO OAR I.OAI>ft _ KINK amt. res- Mff. Co., SO ami 52 Wrtt Mitchell SALK-BUST imnncn—tire; -workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve hlcle. Mfg. Co., 56 and 52 West Mitchell st. KELP WANTED. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU SUE TIIB ATLANTA ■A JTi»c*to« Co,', new llo*. Jut MM • V fall line of trank,. traveler,' rappUra and K *»*»ral ortre lunnlle*. The cheapest ever Mid. We liujr, sell or exchaox* everythin*. f IT^jnd a Weal Mitchell street. Bril phone k, PIANOS. BKAMDACII PfANOS. ESTABLISHED 1823. BECHT PIANO CO.. <2 N. FORSYTH. We need help, both malo and fe male, experienced and' Inexperienced. Apply In person at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BOX CO., 155 MADISON ST. EDUCATIONAL. writing, mathematics, grammar nnd spell ing taught Ju evenings. Htokcly's Shorthand nml Buslnens School. 34ft I’eachtree street. MI8CELLANEOU8. IRON SAFES. BANK SAFES, VAULT DOORS. SAFES, fire-proof safes, deposit boxes. William E. Ellis. 26 S. Ilroad St.. Atlanta. LUilltlSU-WK HAVB TI1BKK MILIJt cutting south Georgia pine shingles. Also manufacture flooring, celling, aiding and lath. Write us for delivered prices. Kil lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele, Ga. ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON fences sold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden nnd poultry. Exclusive agents for “rage Fence, * Dixie Fence Co. successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter street. Phones 3899. LOST. brown mare, with white star In forehead. 16 hands high. Weight about 1,200 nonnds. Return to Guthmsn Steam foundry Stables, 226 Decatur street. Reward. REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE. room house with basement. Remodeled and In perfect condition. Lot 50x 214, throngh to Forrest avenue; cheapest place In the city. Terms. Apply to Edgar Dunlap, 212 Prudential building. Phones 329 Bell. 121 Standard. WANTED—REAL E8TATE. WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME cottage, excellent repair, large lot. fine shade, etc., on south side, for corner lot <In good location north side, nbont 100 feet front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad dress Exchange, care Georgian. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS, 21 8. PIIYOR ST. I DO boot and ahoe repairing. When I say re pairing, I mean the best repairing only. Superior material nnd oak leather, with the best workmanship. I know how to repair because I know a shoe. I am a skilful mender and can make comfortable and serviceable ahoe broke down and worn out ones. Don’t forget the No., 21 S. Pryor street FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8. COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS 12 TO $3 A week. Lodging 91 a week. Meals 92.50 a week. 10ft Trinity avenue. Bell phone 2248, Atlanta phone 2767. CLEAN, GOOL, NICELY FURNISHED rooms for men. 92 per week. No egtra charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue. WANTED—ROOM8. BR OTHEIl"Al^?UftTK?f^V AN^ T furnished rooms centrally located negt Equitable LulUUuc with light housekeep ing privilege. Address J. L. I\, Georgian. PER80NAL. DAVID W. YARBRODan, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1255. 30 H. Hunter 8t. WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY, largest stock In South. 54 N. Broad St “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BERT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold at 91ft N. Pryor St Alex Kent, Phone 464*. . SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIK. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2335. Men'a sewed half soles, 75c. WALL PAPER. j. Vl. QUICK ft CO.—WALL PAFKR, mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc. Bell phone 729. Standard 704. 27 E. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDR- Wholesnle and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines and Records. Jnst received large conalgnment of machines nnd over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mall ordiffs. We want the names of all talking machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors In the sonth. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale, Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue and prlco list. Alexander- Elyea Co. JOB I'llINTINO—LO W K H T I'ltlt'KH. Send for samples. Star Office, 20 Peters street. Atlanta. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 13 UP. without pain. AU work guaranteed 15 years. Lanier Dental Parlors, 39ft White hall St., over Emmous* clothing store. Bell phone 2S63-J. \VK klOVU, HTOltB. i'ACK ANII WIIIY hoiifechoM goeda; insurance rate one per cent • Office and warehouse 16366 Walton street Both 'phones. Cathcsrl'a Trans fer. RBYNOLBR. TIIB SIGN PAINTER. Hlcne. hennera, llnsa and fits decoration* tor apodal occnalone. 20H K. Alabama 81. TEETH EXTRACTED POBITIVBtY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work ddne without rain. All work snsranteed 16 yeara. Lnnlar lien- tal Parlors, 39ft Whitehall St, over Em mons* clothing store. Bell phone 2S63-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLWOOD8. IDEALS and all other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for auy business, at a price that cannot help but please you. »’a*h or moutbly payments. Every register guaranteed for two years. Southern Cash !teft*t«*r Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 S. Broad street Atlanta, Gn. OLD HATS MADE NEW. Opportunities Are Gliding By. We've tried to Impress on you your opportunity for becoming wealthy. We've told you from time to time that Atlanta real estate I* Increasing In value. Wo aro not propheta, but we do know that we are right In this matter. * Thb happenings of every day In tho real estate market Is proof posi tive. We see men who are wlae enough to seize the wealth which Is slipping through the fingers of the procrastinator. This means the saving for the future. It means a competence for old age. It means that wife and children will be cared for. Plot* of ground In the suburban section are being laid out; municipal Improvement Is advanc ing dally. School*, street railway facilities, paved streets and all that tends to enhance the value of property which may be bought for practically nothing Is being- done. Ten years from now the march of business will force the location of residences where now are tho wilds of the suburbs. Why don't you watch the real estate columns of tho dally papera? They will show you the way to become wealthy. We cannot undertake to make a selection for you. You wero given judg ment and reasoning powers to assist you In just such matters. Real estate dealers nnd dally papers give you an opportunity. It Is up to you to selzo It. SPORTS FOR FULL PAGE OF SPORTS SEE PAGE TWELVE. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED-BY BEAL ESTATE AGENT who understands tho business and bn* rood llat property, n partner, with few houaand dollar* lo aid In making deals Addreaa P. O. Box *75, Atlanta j, Annum. AUTO AND EQUIP- GO 3IB HOUTHBltN meat Co, W» rap - . „. ehaage, liny and aell antomnbUes Tlffi ATTBACTIVE. SIGNS WILL BRING YOU business. For high smde work call on Kent. »Ht N. Pryor, .Phono 2928. I IiAVB COUPLE Ok HUNDRED tlOL- SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters* Building lara to put In small business. yielding mail Income; any kind. A. /. Brown, PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned and reshaped, 50c. ^Soft^and stiff fell bate cleaned and re- gyj- g'.isatt. each extra. IIAT-rERS. 8ft Whitehall St. TEETH BEST SET OF TEETH COO. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Ons Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homs*. The first month will b# given FREE and If occupied one year, two more mohths will ba glvsn FREE at the end of th. year, making only nine months you will hsv* to‘ pay for. None but good families wilt be allowed In thee* houses. These are located on the Itlver electric car line only twenty minutes rid* from th* center of the city; contain 7 snd S rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts In th* esnter of this Po.rk an th* Fsrro Phosphat* Spring*, which trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has, a nsw church, neatly furnished, a store, m school-house coet- Ing JS.GOO.OO will soon be completed, i J. T. Mill*, who lives on the t, will show you through th«r Rent *20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenue. FOR SALE. itreot Improvement* down; ’rout; white neighborhood; aln. Rant Income 925 per CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. FOR RENT. 26-R. H., 62 snd 64 Walton st. 10-R. H., 70 Cone st. U-R. H„ 39 Logan ave. 4-R. H.. 153 Formwalt sL See— L1EBMAN. ReaT Estate, Renting. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. la brand new; IVachtree earn abont JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Ave. Both Phones 611 YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIS BT AN IM- proved uetho*. All work guaranteed IS Laalar Deatal K ira. Raaaonabie price*. rh.ra. *SS Wkltcbsll »t. . nothing a ton. lieu pheM SO-J. 13,200-IN OAKLAND CITY, ON CAR LINE we have a lovely 7-room, 2-story honse on lot 50x300. This Is something strictly first class; best neighborhood from here to Col lege Park, 92,400—WEST END, BRAND NEW 5-ROOM cottage, with water, sewerage, etc., on level lot, 60x200, clone to car line, on terms of 9400 cash and 920 to 925 per month. 95,000 — COLLEGE PARK. VACANT, abndy, level lot, near car line, 300x200, on corner. Owner gone west to live. Instructs us to sell. Will consider any reasonable offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms. 12,760—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, 8-ROOM, 2-stonr, lot 100x190, on corner, near car. House Is hearty brand new, big, only about .1 year old. If you are Interested aud need terms we can suit you. 627,500—Close In, just off of Peach tree. a practically brand new prop osition; leased to delightful ten ants for $3,960. Get out your arithmetic and-figure some on this special reason for selling. Terms If desired. Call in person for In formation. SALESMEN,* 1. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon ald Eubanks. . g. m. McKinnon, 520 Peters Bldg. Member of Atlanta Ileal Estate Exchange. HUT I'KH ANNUM 3300; l'RK.'E 32,650; corner store nnd dwelllug. fifth ward. 15 PER CENT INVESTMENT AND WHITE property nt that, close north aide; 95.300 cnah nnd assume 93,000 mortgage. You fkm’t get this kind often. Don’t telephone, but call nnd see me nbont this. BUILDING AND BUYING ACTIVE ON Peachtree road. Collier land lot, can sell you any of them thht are on market at close figures. 93.500 FOR PRACTICALLY NEW 2-8TORY 6-rooiu house, on high point, north side, and ou comer. 6-ROOM HOUSE, 2 ROOMS NOT FINISH- ed, and lnrgu lot, between two car lines, nt CopcnhIU: price 92.500. VACANT LOT, 50x175, SHADE. NEAR Tenth street school; new homes all around. 92,650. 5-ROOM AND HALL. ALL IMPROVE- in cut*: lot 40x165, west End; one-third cash. 92,300. CLOSE IN NORTH SIDE, 200 FT. DEEP, with 63 feet front one street and 65 feet, making In all 123 feet frontage, for 912.600. W. E. WORLEY, 325 EMPIRE BUILDING. Atlanta 'Phone 398S. 123 FEET ON PONCE DeLKON AVENUE, 920 per foot: it’s selling on same street lu two blocks of this at 975 per foot. fc’INK y iiooit HlVilE, N. BOltljfcVAitb, near North avenue: price was 95.500; now 94,350; terms: finished In oak, panel mahog any and walnut. Ndlli'll mUl.KVAIUI LOTS—TWO OK them;' near North avenue, at 91.450 each. Nothing elm* less than 92.500 on thin street. Brand nkw suoom hoisk on Gruut street; furnace-heated and tile walk; 9200 cash nud 920 per month. 92,250 Frill A ltcVt’HK AND LOT THAT will cost 92,600 to duplicate. See me quick about till*. TIIUKK KI.KVATKD LOTS. COKNKB OF Orleans and llroyles; part of the old Grant lot; 9&W each. RAILROAD SCHEDULES Mi.,will. [Ul- Arrival and Departure ot Vee- aeusur Tralue of the Potion lax Roads: WKSl'KRN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No Depart To— • 3 Naebvltle 7:10 am • : Ntehvllla . S:J5 to 73 Marietta . 8:36 am 74 Marietta ..13:10 pm •93 NaativlllH 11:46 am *K Naabvllle . 4:60 pS 76 Marietta . 1:50 pm 71 Marietta .. 6:30 pm • 1 Saaltvllle 7:8 pm • 4 Nnahvllle . 3 AO pm CKNTRAL OF GBORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From- . Depart To— Raraunab ... 7:10*m Macon 12:01 am Jacksonville . 7:*0 am Savannah ... 8:00 am Macon 11:40am Macon 4:00pm Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:1. pm Macon 7:86 pra lackeonvtlla . 8:30 pnt ATLANTA AND \Vk5t TOlSX RAIL. ROAD. Arrive From- ..‘’opart To— •Selma 11:40 am •Montgomery 3:30 am Montgom'y . 7:45 pn •Monlfomery 11:46 pnt •Selma 11:35 pnt •Selma 4:20 pm LaGrante ... «:Mam LaGrange, .... »:10pm •Montcom y . 1:40 pm •Mootfom'y ..11:16 pm •Dally. All other train, dally except 8ua- i *fll train, of Atmnta »nd West Point Railroad Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta T#rmlttal station, corner Mitchell street end Madison tvenne. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. AtJarta 37. STURGEON & LANE, REAL ESTATE AND NVESTMENTS 727-738 EMPIRE BLDG. BELL PHONE 4116, STANDARD 1279. 95,000—FOR 16-B. FLAT, JU8T COMPLET- ed and leased for two years at a monthly rental of 960. Has lot 50x166 and in splen did ranting section. tt.too Foil J-HOOM I'ltY6lt—StRkkT borne, with all convenlencea. Iloura un- neually well mn.trncteri, Ixln* bnllt form home, and la storm aheeted and donble- floored. Lot has enat front, OOxlM. Terms 1600 caab. balance monthly. 93,760 FOR TWO-STORY 10-R. HOUSE, ON corner lot. 100x140, near Inmnn Park. House was built for a home and Is storm sheeted, the lot Is level, and has good servant'* house In rear. Terms 9500 cash, balance monthly. 17,650 FOR NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME. 32.500 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE AND STORE. near 8, Pryor ,treet. on corner lot 60x150, rentlnc now, for 325 ner month. Terms 92.600 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE, NEAR INMAN Park, large lot. Terms very easy. liWO FOR two-hTohy 7-r. hou8E,' _jn*t oir Wa.hlnxton street, almost new! Terms 1300 cash, balance easr. 32.^00-5.11. COTTAGE, JUST 6FF LuCKItj 32,400 FOU NEW l it. COWA'Glj JN WEST End. Terms. 12.406 FOR 5-R. COTTAGE Ofi CREW ST. Terms. 92.260 Foli^EAllfiVltL ^OTTAGE 6F t rooms and ball, on Oakland avenue, level lot anil ,hadad beautifully. Terra*. $2,100—6-1L CbTTAOE, NEAft IdlLLEBoE nvenue. Tertns. 32,100 FOIt 6-II. COTTAGE ON GRANT street. Term*. 12,000—6-R. COTTAQE NEAR GRANT park, on shaded lot. Terms very easy. 31,600 FOR6-11. COTTAGE, CLOSE TO CAR barn. In good white section. 3160 cash, 316 par month. 91,600—7-R. HOUSE, ON CORNER LOT. near (one t block from) Decatur atreef. Can easily ba nmde a store. Now renting for 915 per. month. Sidewalk, gas and water. 31,400—FOit iit. COTTAGE, NKaII SOl'TII Boulevard school, on lot east front, 84x100. Terms 8150 cash. 910 a month. 31.100 FOU 4*11, HOME AND TlVO DUE meat room,, near Grant park, on nice comer lot, with Improved atreeta. Terms. 31,100 FOR NEW 4-R. COTTAGE. NEAR Inman Park, 9150 cash, balance easy. 11.060 FQ<t 9-11. CQTTAGE, NEAU IlRilp: hill avenne. 1 wo—4-11. COMaG F„ fJESIt GRANT park. Term, very ea,y. 9900-4-R. COTTAGE, ONE-HALF BLOCK off Highland avenue. 950 cash, balance easy. 3450 FOB ML liftllhfi, NEAR SoUTU Boulevard school, renting for 84.50 per mouth. Cash. 3j5o-vacant Capitol avenCe loT. Kaat front. HotNewsFrom Fistville eu- York. June 21.—Tommy I’enilergast. iup Western lighter, and Harry Lewis, or Philadelphia. hav~ * meet. The boys i arranged nrtlcl tys are to box ten rounds at 133 pounds welgh-In nt 3 o’clock before the ~ ml Itnnlda Athletic Clnb on the ulght • Mike Dougherty, thn Irish welterweight, 1a In search of matches nnd Is ready ta meet any welterweight In the country. THE WEATHER. t L .°a® f P.P ec -A»t. id Friday, artn tonight WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. MI».|.i.I|.pl-Murl,H,,n. Tlrkaborjr. J.ckv-. 1 ,,r 1 "" 1 worm. (HMnwaod. cloudr a,Jl “ii.'l pfaaaant: m. rdny ofter Corinti', ’chmOj Iluntarllli clear Ph*n« ii.,v Cans by the National Athletic Club of Plill ndelphln, but passed It up, saying that he did not care to fight negroes. The manage ment Is now trying to secure some other good man to meet Gnna. will take place up the state. In Philadelphia tonight nt the Broadway in i’niinueipiiia tonight nt the Broadway Athletic Club Sander Burke, the Brooklyn boxer, nnd Joe Grim will clash. Several week* ago Burke succeeded In putting The Wabash (Ind.) Athletic Club Is trying to arrange a match between Joe Gain nail Jack Blackburn. It has offered the men 91,500 purse to meet early next month. dose for the Travelers. Arrive From- . Depart To- •Auguata ...MMpat .?:«*■ " tiSP" .. 1:00 pm ingnat* iiUpm •Aagnata .;"u:«p2 •Dally. All otter train, dally (leapt Sua- ^SKABOAHD AIK LtSiE RAILWAY. •Auguata ...12:90 pm Conv.ra .. Uthonla .... 1:3 pm CavlBstoa Arrlvr From— Import To— Wa.hlngtoii . 9:30 am Itlrmlnshnin . 9:0 am m sjapm AMxvliiu . . cm pm Mooroo. . . . 7:9Spm Mrmpbla , . . 6:00 pm Blrtnlngh'm . *2S pm Waablsgtoa . >:K put Shows Is Central time. WESTERN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Chic-n£0, Juno 21.—Th* lluka of tho Home- wood Country Club nt Floaamore present,ul an animated appearance today at th* open ing of th* annual open ehamplonahlp tour nament of the Western Golf Aawclatlon. Lending golfer, from many atnte* are en tered for the two day*' play. A told medal, emblematic of the Weetern open champlon- shlp. will be awarded the player making the loweat acore. A aperlal prise of ISO will lie awarded the player making the loweat acore for any round of eighteen holes during the competition. SOME SHORT NOTES ON A WINNING DAY. The worst of the second Invasion of the west Is - over for Atlanta. Most of the members ofr the team escaped to Lltflc Rock whole and In fair health. For this- much the fans should be thankful. That Jordan Is alive la also just cause for thanksgiving. Evers was the fat boy with the large wad of wood Wednesday. A home run and a double which scored four men Is pretty good batting; especially out of four times at bat. It looked like a safe bet that l^ouckl would win. Pitchers almost always do In their first game against the team by which they were released. But Thursday's game was a notable and cheerful exception. Only two • bases were stolen off Evers Wednesday, and It took such speedy men as Babb and Plasa to do 1L certainly ueeda those last From Monday until the. Fourth of July there will be busy doings at piedmont Pnrk. The eastern teams will sojourn in Atlanta and get trimmed In usual Atlanta will hot be robb Billy Smith Is ploying good ball and his presence lu the game undoubtedly helps the team. He will retire, though, when Archer la put back ou the tefaui; Archer Is now under a sentence of what has been aptly termed “friendly suspen sion.” ' Too bad that the Barons could not have beaten Now Orleans Wednesday. It was too largo a contract, however. Work-outs At Gravesend. ItrHTFirilU. e. I., alUUtJ ml. cloudy, track good. Try -out* i Tommy Waddell, six furlongs handily. Very good form. llolcner, one mile nnd n r driving. Wns good work. In 1:10, er, one mile and aTquarter In 2:15 2-5, 2:14, driving. This wns grand Communtpaw, four furlongs In :56 2-5, handily. Keaton, four furlongs In :60 2-5, breezing. Never better. Woodsman, one mile In 1:439-5, handily. Good work. Red Frlnr, six furlongs In 1:25, galloping. Ram’s horn, 4 furlongs In :55, Dressing. Looks well. Colonel White, one mile In 1:47, brceslng. Will win soon. Right Royal, six furlongs In 1:193-6, brees* Ing. Doing well. Ormondale, six furlongs In 1:193-5, breeg- lng. Looks and acts well. GRANT PARK LOTS AT AUCTION i\ partly Hmnlv nnd warm. Mobil* i ln;ii,y ,111.1 t'battanoo^, c F„rt Worth, etoodr andjwoi. feujj 4 ^ Holr^Thn!""’' 1 to, ‘ n,|!h, • 8 *“ W* AuSS.“’^*r r lSd Alb> ^ Srt leoulalnnn— New Orleans, rloudv* v-r. hard ruin l««t nlgbt. Shreveport, clear and Ardmore, I. T. No rail, Soiithern Teiu,. WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northweet—Generally clear- perntnre 34 to 62 alHire. ' Northwe.t-Geperally clear, 41 to M nbor,, light rains Minuesotn. * * West and Southwest—Generally clear 44 Mflsa'asSL* - * Ohio Valley-Clear, 60 to <4 above; gmerd WEATHER FORECA8T. Louisiana—Fair Thuraday prccedci hr cooler In north nn.l central portion,: tSr Friday, fre.h aouthweat winds on th, const. * Georrln-Fnlr Thursday and Friday; n,ht to fresh south winds. * 1 West Florida and * Alabamn—Fair Thiirk day and* Friday; variable winds sooth Mississippi—Fair Thursday, preceded by showers and cooler lu southern portions' Friday fair, variable winds, mostly sooth * Tcnnesw—Fair Thursday; cooler In north portlau; Friday falt» East Texas—Fair Thursday nnd Frida? cooler In northeast portion; fresh southeast winds on the coast. ■ Kentucky. Arkansas and West Texas- night add Friday, except showers In ex. treine north tonight. Missouri nnd Iown—Fair tonight snd Frl* day: not much change in temperature. Wisconsin—Probably showers'tonight; to morrow generally fair and cool; Minnesota—Generally fair and continual cool tonight and Friday, except rain north tonight. Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas-Fair t» night nnd Friday; warmer Friday. STATE FORECAST. GEORGIA—Fnlr tonight and Friday; root, r tonight in northwest portion. SOUTH CAROLINA—Fair tonight nnS Fridar riday. ALABAMA—Fair tonight nnd Friday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. While the low barometric area over the lakes has remained about statlotiarv. the Inortbwentern high presure area has morel southeast and Is central today over North ern Texas and Kansas. The advance of ithe latter has caused somewhat cooler weather In Arkansas and Texas and. some rain in the lower Mississippi vsllej ami Central Texas. Rains have fallen In the T„.U.Ipnl valley and * eastward to HE itrg and the eastern lake region, i burg ana the eastern The conditions favor fair weather In this section .tonight and Friday, not so wans J. H. MARRURY, Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. STATIONS OF •Atlanta •fChattai nnooga Columbus Gainesville Greenville ... Griffin ... ... ... .. •Macon CMontlcello Newnnn Rome Spartanburg ... ... .. Tallapoosa Toccon West Point • Minimum temperatures i period ending at 8 n.m. this £ Received late (wire trout for 12-boar are i date. (wire trouble); not Includ* ed ln averages. HEAVY RAINFALL. Russellville, Ark. ... CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta ... Augusta ... Charleston Galveston ... Little Rock Memphis jdoL Montgomery ... New Orleans , Oklahoma ... ., Snvniinah Vicksburg Wilmington .. 18 12 10 .04 Tuesday, June 26th, at 3:30 p. m. Beautiful Oak Grove Lota, fronting South Boulevard, Confederate, Ormwood and Mc Leod Avenues. All of these streets are paved to and around this property. Take East Pair and Park street car lines to ex amine this property. For twenty years the public has sought an opportunity to buy lots in this subdivision; it is now being of fered on the market for the first time. The lots are very large, being 50x190, 54x190, 66x200 and 72x200 feet. South Boule vard, two blocks beyond this property, is building up rapidly with nice cottages; there is quite a nice settlement on McLeod or' Logan street, two blocks east of the property; Confederate Ave- enue, the eastern boundary of this property, has several nice, new home^ Three sides of Grant Park, viz: The west, south and north sides*,are practically built up with nice homes; there remains now nothing but the three blocks on the eastern side of the park, available. This property will be put up and sold on its merits Ht auction, June 26th, at 3:30 p. m. Call for plats and other information. S. B. TURMAN & CO. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON'T PAY RENT. It la exceedlDClj bail tom to do *o when yon ran pep poor own money back lo jour pocket, hjr covins to me. Juit ran roar eje over thin! We'll build yon n booae Juet like jron wnnt It, on esnjr pnymentn, tram 1609 to 16,000. If you boy the lot. Sroom, modern, new bonne on corner lot, 3100 oh, bounce raey monthly payments. 4-room modern new houec, name terms ' 6-n.mi, new. modern bouee on larfe corner lot; 3260 crab; bounce ra*y monthly payments 7, I and 10-room bouses The 4'oilece Park land Company bar* 2.000 lot* to .elect from, 3100 to 1600 each. Come out nnd nee me, or rail me ap. Office nt end of car line. Bell Phone I7-J Boat Point Exchange. CoUese Park, Gn. I rail ererytblnf at Collefe Pnrk. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Pnrk Real Estate Dealer. Remarks. The tomporntun* clmiigvM for the pn»t !l hours hare been unimportant. Light rnlm fell over the central oud western port loaf Hud In Wilmington district. A heavy fill was reported from Russellville. Ark. J. B. MARBURY, Local Forecaster. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.’S DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, June 21.—Early cables from Liverpool this morning were very encoonf* — - ot sales of 19,000 hale *’ point* and 4 points foi w fUtnW. Nevertheless, with all tnese encouraxinf features, our market opened weak snd de clines of 3 to 4 points were reco.-ded. sumption of liquidation In the urardi; mouths does uot seem to have ran «• course yet, and liquidation alto contlum* lu spots. The report of boll weevil In tbs state of Texas aud lack of rain in same state, where most needed, does no* seem to. have say effect except to now prices steady for the new crop option*. The disposition Is to await further Hfbt on the situs Mon before making any l»«T» commitments 'Ither way. In other words the cotton market Is left to take csre « Itself. The stock market today showed a day, and prices were as weak they were strong yesterday. The cut lo (M * Iron 92 per ton Is gives •sxness today. Tht elimination of the short Interest In the two days has left the market In r - posUUm. number of Inullns stock, .h.mhl. we tnl“L conra a better market, but with the pro™, aloiul character of ibe trading awl •hwnce of public Intemt. we Mrdly l«J for anythin, but s trading market «t P** - ent. THE DRY GOOD8 MARKET. IT I’rlTntc Irarad Wire. , New York, June 21.—Trade wee dny In the dry good, market. Blenches good* were Strong nnd tlcklns. were mjJJ uctlre. Underwear and hoetery are •clll”9 atniUlly from Brat tenda for tbr aprin* « 1907. Jobbing • bmiaea bare announced » aalra for next week. Inquisitor, four furlongs In M, handllf. Julia Eye, one mile and a ffttrlonff JJ 2^2 3-6. brecxlng. Did not run her raet out tsst tin HI lim IIHP. Dainty, one mile In 1:49. galloping. TrSlft,'. 3 furlong. In *, brtetlng » good form. raw lorm. , .u Belle of Ormonde, four fnriongn I” ® nlXXX'&r furlong. Is fiaudlly. h'ccms at best.