The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 22, 1906, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextWANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Let* Then 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS cccom- 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 The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. .WANTED—GOOn STRONG WIIITK MEN as helpers In tbs foundry to learn mold- —' ~^ade. flood pay to start with and pay In two or three months. Only wlth pwl^ references need spply. era* trade, better those . ..... DeLoteh ftllf Mfg. Co. MEN AND BOYS WANTED LEARN plumbing, plastering. bricklaying. spe cial ofTer life scholarship fifty dollars, easy payments; ponltlnn guaranteed; fro# cata logue. -Coyne Bros. Trade Schools, New York, Chicago, Ht. Louis. gfBWMIOPTrehH: "feo. HUiKtfSS for brickyard, $•»>; Meno-tiookkeeper, $60.1 If you are a stenographer and want n pral- . jenogrnpher and wt 11- n call on ua. We can place you. Ilel- Inrny Bmdneaa Agency, 1330 Candler Bldr STEffiOTgraWAS* AS KkHsiP • need stenographer; atate experience and salary expected. Book Store, care Geor gian. WANTED HELP-FEMALE. perleoced operatora make Tjrurfc in.oo per weak, and wa will glee good day wages to thoae without experience until they learn. If you lira out of At lanta, write na and we will give you In formation al*out Itoardlng places. Nunnslly Bros. A Metres, M W. Alabama street WANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN local and long distance telephone ope rats Ing. A course of Instruction given In train Ing school with salary tieglnnlng with cnl trnnee to school. Good salaries paid to competent operators, salary twin* deter mined upon merits of the operator and not upon length of service. Apply ftth floor. Training School. Telephone WED fVANTBli—YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPH- er who baa aome experience In bookkeep- il fa A )ilce lD ° WD hllt>dwritln fl* Merchant, VliITet>-l«fHKOOhAPmth; ,ute ex perlence. Addm* 1*. O. Bos ML SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTED—BY alnxtr man. plnre In maehlnr to flnl.h hi, time. good hnblta, to nnl.b bl. time. n.n phone M, waStJIL^T I'ogITlON TiY _ A' It'fctTIA: ‘ drug clerk; ran furnl.h good refer* W. H. Tmnlliifcm. Gordon, tin H VAS’TBlV^IITIIAfloN Ait tuaVlil-TYTTi ■Inman by ynnng m Al irttmet, Addm. ..... ... Wan iBUn-oUTIbN AS MTKN'lMiiiAT'Itl or l>y young .lady, competent and experi enced; nnt of reference* Addrea. Mlaa ■ B- I* Crow «t. Atlanta phono «. at., mm Lirw ml. nimui* phone Wan nilL-BVfiNHINfeBB 'NSWrHHnW general utility man bolntlnn. Cnrlraa and loromottr, engineer: nod ifil-round man. Engineer, can Georgian. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. AN EXPERIENCED MAKER AND TBIM. nier dealrea noaltlnn In tmall town for iniM or fall: Mlnry rraaonahle. llln L. M. Dalr. Urnrral Delivery. Macon, Ga. WANTED—AGENTS. A&BNT8 wanting nio and quick INTI WANTED—SALESMEN. i.-wELUUKNT. HUSTLING SALESMEN for t. "siiHIrrut mw n*w fratnm] eaar mums; nxrlaat,, t.rrttory and llbml Uudgla* Co., AUanta. Ga. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED- TIIK PUBLIC TO o.wn that tho Southern Auction and Salvage to., a* M.H. ITyor. ran illapnn of your hooaahoM rood, office fixture!. aafea, ear pet*. rara, planoa. ate., to advent,*,. Wan'tSd-Voi r ivall FaFBu X5T» rameu to eliwn; alao the brat rarpat clearing preparation on the market, cheap. Wro. 5C lUnaoai. No. 30 Luckte street. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. bare, send It to the Southern Auction RALE-TWO OAtt LOADS llroekway aurrlea, runabout, nnd Nothing better made. He IBSBALE-BEST hL'BUEK f workmanahlp guaranteed. Georgia Met, Mfg. Co., ft and M Went Mlfche DON’T GO BLIND. n i!«iTABLn{{iKD A ua SECBT PIANO CO, t: N. YOBSTTIL HELP WANTED. We need help, both male and fe male, experienced and Inexperienced. Apply In peraon at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BON CO., 155 MADISON ST. EDUCATIONAL. f writing. Hint noma t Ira, grnmniur nnd alien ing taught In eventnga. Htokriy’a flhortbsnd nml Btlainnui 3414 Peuehtree atreet. ' MISCELLANEOUS. -IRON HAFB8. BANK fiAFEB. VAULT DOORB. BA FEB, fire-proof safes, deposit lioxes. William E. Fills. 2$ H. Broad Ht.. Atlanta. LUMiiEU-WE Have three milLm catting Muth Georgia pint shingles. Also manofactore flooring, celling, riding and loth. Writs ua for dallrorad prices. Kil lian Lumber Company, Bog U7, Cordele, Go. ALL BTYLEB 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 Weat Hunter street. Phones 3891. lost- GfXftEttlC frSlo brown mare, with white star In forehead. 14 hands high. Weight about 1,200 pounds. Return to Guthmsn Strain I-sundry Btnbles, 224 Decatur atreet. Reward, REAL E8TATE FOR SALE. ~-’gr myf room bouse with hnaement. Remodeled and In nerfect condition. Lot 60x 214, througn to Forrest avenue; cheapest place In the city. Terms. Apply to Edgar Dunlap, 212 Prudential building. Phones 329 Bell. 121 Stem WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME cottage, excellent repair, large lot. fine shade, etc., on south aide, for corner lot In good location north aide, nlmut 100 feet front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad dress Exchange, rare Georgian. 8HOE REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS, 21 8. Pit YOU 8T. I DO hoot and ahoe repairing. When I say re pairing. I mean the heat repairing only. Superior material nnd oak leather, with the Itent workman ship. I know bow to repair because I know a ahoe. I am a skilful mender and can make comfortable and serviceable shoe broke down and worn out ones. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor atreet FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS. COOU 1’LEAHAKT ROOMS *2 f6 M A week, lodging 11 • week. Jle«la 12.60 * week. 10H Trinity avenue. Bell phone 2241, Atlanta phono 37*7. CLEAN, COOL, NICELY FURNISHED charge for two tn room. 10 Trinity avenue.* B. lTione 2248. Atlnnta phone 274f. WANTED—ROOM8. BROTHER AND SISTER WANT THREE furnished rooms centrally located neiQ* Equitable building with light houaekeep- ilng privilege. Address J. L. P„ Georgian. PER80NAL. DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 12S5. 10 E. Iluntar St WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY. I*argeat stock tn South. 54 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE REST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold nt 91H N. Pryor St. Altx Kent, Phone 4M8. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIB. OPDOfitTK l-IKDMONT. Bell 2336. Miu'i .eared half aolei, 75c. . WALL PAPER. j. M. QUICK * CO.-WALL I'AI'UH. moulding*, picture,, picture frame*, etc. Bril phone nx. Hlandard 70L 27 E. Iluntrr. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDB- Wboleoale and retail dlatrihutora of Vie* tor Talking Machines and Records. Juat received large consignment of machines and over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mall ord#s. We want tha names of all talking machine dealers In tha aouth. Writ* for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors In tha aonth. Southern agents for Plerco, Yale, Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 190$ catalogue and price list Alexander* Elyea Co. JOD PRlS'f iSffl-L o W ^ T Ntl( s Kh. Bond for oatnplea. Star Office, 20 Peters atreet, Atlanta. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS S3 UP, without pain. All work guaranteed 1ft years. Lanier Dental Parlor*. 3*H White hall St., over Emmons' clothing store. Bell phone »C3 J. wi-i movR, mtohr, 1'a.^k and fitlit'' boukehold goeda; tnaurance rate-on# per a , is?Eaw«ss&w REYNOLDS. TUB SION PAINTER. Sign*, bannera. dag, and Dag dc-urattcna for ipcclcl occasions. 3*H K. Alabama at. TEETH EXTRACTED POaiTIVELT WITHODT PAIN—All ilental work done without pain. AM work guarantee*! 15 years. Lanier (Cen tal Parlors, 39H Whitehall St., over Em* CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. ' IIAI.LWOODS. IDRAIJI *wt *11 other make, at twrgaln price,. Wc ran xril you • rcglatcr. aultablc for any buolneas. at a price that cannot help but please you. •Hi*h or monthly payments. Every regUter gun rant er. | for two years. Southern tHiab RegUter Co.. Branch of Amertran Second- Hand Caab Reglater Co., 24 S. Broad street. Atlanta. Ga. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned aud reshaped, 60c. Soft and stiff felt hata cleaned and re shaped. 35c. Bands or sweats, 25c each extra. ACME MATTERS. C*4 Whitehall'**. TEETH BEAT SET OP TEETH 36.09. Ot'ARAN- tMd to fib All work guaranteed 16 year*. Letter Dental l-arlora. 3M6 Whitehall St., over Emmvnc clothing atom. B«u phone WANTED-RY REAL ESTATE AGENT who understands the husluess and has ic&JS? jsssrfc u «.r. r n ,n s> r ik.:i‘ h d^; Addreaa I‘ O. Boa *76, Atlanta. GO BEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQlJlP- meut Co. IV# repair, reconstruct. ax- plume 4W4-L Main. ATTRACTIVE SHINS WII.L nrtlNO YOU hualneaa. For high nrade_work call on Kent. tlVk N. Pryor. FI iiAVte coi flE -or Ian to pnt In amall •mall Ineoue; any kind Mllledgevllle. Ga --- Opportunities Are Gliding By. We’ve tried to Imprest on you your opportunity for becoming wealthy. We've told you from tlmi to time that Atlanta real estate la 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' proof posi tive. We see men who are wise enough to seize the wealth which U 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 bo cared for. Plots of ground In the auburban section are being laid out; municipal Improvement Is advanc ing dally. Schools, street railway facilities, paved atreets nnd 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 the dally papers? 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 1L SPORTS FOR FULL PAGE OF 8PORTS SEE PAGE TWELVE. BU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES. TlUSliKi ball net*. 1. A. .7. mrrmu yielding Brown, THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Hornet. The Unit month will be given FREE and It oocurled one year, two more monthe will be given FREE at the end of the year, malting only nine monthe you will have to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In theie houses. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city; coblatn T and t room*; have never been occupied] are located tn West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la eat In trace, evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It le cheaper than living In the city and the surroundings are more whole some. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Spring,, which Will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing tf.500.C0 wilt soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who Uvea on the ground!, will show you through the houses. Rent ftO.OO per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avenue FORSALE. tf.aoo WILL BUY J NHW COTTAGES ON good ntreet, near Peter, street, with ,lde- walk and nil street Improvement, down; CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 1! AUBURN AVE. FOR RENT. 2S-R. H„ 62 and 64 Walton at. 10- R. H, 70 Cone at. 11- It. H„ 22 Logan are. 4-R. H, 153 Form wait sL See-/ LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. NO. 30 COM'UBIA AVE.-TIIIR,: BTOBY !0-r«mm frutui*. on lot SOxIM, which lire elevated, U on the weat aide of t*nliiml»la avenue, between iVarhtree place and Truth street. Ilea gas, hot and cold water. On the B6*coud fl«>*»r of the liulldlug there are four roimis, bath, dart, and stationary waahatand; on the Itrat floor there are two uplendld room* In the Imaeiucut, which la several feet nlwvr the jrrotiud. This la a nice home, la brand new; will lie, com- S ided and ready for occupancy about June I. Peachtree cere about two Blocks away, la heated by hot air furnace. Itent |50 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTIXO AGENT. 12 Auburn Ave. Both Phouea 618 YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- proved tnetbow. All work guaranteed 15 jjjaro^ Reasonable.pricec Lanier. Dental SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phones G488. 412 class; beat neighborhood from here to Col lege Pnrk. of 1400 cash and 130 to $25 per month. $5,000 — COLLEGE PARK. VACANT, ahadYt level lot, near car line, $00x200, on corner. Owner gone weat to live. Iustructi us to sell. Will consider any reasonable offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms. $2,750—COLLEGE PARK HOITBE, 8-ROOM, 2-story, lot 100x190, on corner, near car. Houae la nearly brand hew, big, only abouf 1 year old. If you are Interested and nfcetl terms we con anlt you. $27,500—Close In, Just off of Peach tree, a practically brand new prop osltlon; leased to delightful tern ants for 33,960. Get out you, arithmetic and figure some on this special reason for selling. Terms If desired. Call In person for Im formation. SALESMEN. I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson; McDon aid Eubanks. G. M. McKINNON, 620 Peters Bldg. Member of Atlanta Real K«tnte Ezehnnge. RENT PEU AnNl'M 3300; 1'Ull'K 12,150; vomer -atom, nml dwelling, fifth ward. 16 PER CENT INVESTMENT AND WHITE property nt that, clou north aide; 15.300 i,h nnd naaaniR mortgage. Yon ■■■■■■MunnMPPi don't get this kind often. Ihm t telephone, hut , call nnd aeo me nbont this. BUILDING 'AND BUYING ACTIVE ON . Prnchtree road. Collier land- lot. can Mil yon any of them that are.on market at eloae flgnrea- i - ' 31.500 FOn PRACTICALLY NEW 2-RTORY a-room hoime, on high polut, ■ north aide, nml on corner. 6-ROOM HOU8B. ! ROOMS NOT FINISH ed. and large lot, between two car lines, nt Copcnhtll: price 33.600. no-met. 32.560. 6-ROOM AND HALL ALL IMPROVE- manta; lot 40x166, Weat End; one-tblrd enah. 12,300. CI.OHE IN NORTH SIDE. 300 FT. DEEP. with 63 Net front one ntreot and 66 feet, making In nil 123 feet frontage, for 113,600. W. E. WORLEY, 325 EMPIRE BUILDING. Atlanta 'Phone 3983. 123 FEET ON PONCE DeLEON AVENUE, 120 Iter foot; It's selling on some afreet In ^ l .. . - gil p« r foot. — loUMiVAUb; two block, of thla nt HSU 4-llooM lioilE. _ _ I near North avenue: price wna 36.600; now urmi .idiiii <■ vcuu' . inn-w w«» vwi"w< $4.K50; farms: rtnlahcd in oak, imiiivI mahog any and walnut. Xolt'rll IIMl.BVAItl) UVs-TWo oF them; near North avenue, nt 31.460 each. Nothing elae lea, than 32.600 on Ihla atreet. iniAsti Sliw 6-lnjoM' ~Uoi‘hH oN Grant atreet; fnrnace-heated aud tile walk: $200 enah nhd >30 per month. &260 PoH"A HOUSE AND I.OT TIlAT will coat 33.600 to duplicate. See me <|ulck nlHUitthls. tlllKK KI.UVATKD 1AITA. COUNKII 6f Orl<*aiin and Broyles; part of the old Grant lot; $5W each. RAILROAD SCHEDULES ■srrcr nnowiug'Vhe Arm»ri aenger Trnlna of tr WEMl'EBN AND AT llLUOAD. .... am • 3 Naan vine . I:S am _ l:35em 74 Marietta ..13:10 pm •M Naahvlllo 11:46 am *M Nath villa . 4:63 pm 76 Marietta . 1M pm «. Marietta .. 6 30 pin » I Naahvlllo 7:3* pm« 4 KaahvUlo ■ »A*Pm ■ .IRtgTIlir I .mr w awaaraara . owe yi central of geougia railway. Arrive From— Depart To- Savannah ... 7:l»am Macoe.... 11:01am Jackaonvlllo . TfiSam Revaunab ... 1:00 am Macon 11:40am Macon 4:OOpm Savannah ... 4:65 pm Savannah ... *:llpm Macon vatnm laekaoovllle ■ t:30 pm ATLANTA ANU H^ERT, POINT RAlV Arrive rrom- ...ih-part To- •Selma ......11:40am •Montgomery 6:Wam Montgom'y . 7:45 pit •Montgomery 13:46 pm •Selma 11:35 pm •Seim* 4:70pm lAOnngo ... t JO am liOrnng, ....1:30 pm •Montgom'y . 1:40 pm •Moetgom'y ..11:15 pm •Dolly. All other train, dally except Sun- ‘/it train, of Atlanta aad West Point llnllroad Company arrive e« and depart rom Atlanta Terminal nation, corner dlirhell atreet and Madlooo nvenne. GEORGIA RAILROAD. A^r^p-.A^^^am eSMS^-.:J;8a ttSSSS, “■fSB ‘Angusta •••U;S P? SWSis 5:92 F? IJthosla «*3L. ,3:25 pm ruvIngtAD ... «:10pm .... 1:15 pm •Augusta ....ll:«pni All other train* dally except Sun- NKAHOAltD AIR LINK RAILWAY. Arrive From— _ Dehart To— Wa»Ulurton . 4:30am Birmingham . 4:40 am Abltevtlle ... 9^»am Moome . . . 7:Mim Metnphia. . .11:45 am KwT York . .I2n» ra Nov York . . 3:30 pm Abbeville . . 4:(ttpai Mon me. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . 5:00 pm Btnalnsh'm . 9-JS pm Washington . 9JS pm flhowa la Ceatnil time. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. Atlanta 37. • ■■ STURGEON & LANE, REAL ESTATE AND NVE8TMENTS. 727-728 EMPIRE BLDG. it BELL PHONE 4375, STANDARD 127*. $5,000—FOR 15-R. FLAT, JUST COMPLET* ed and 1 rased for two years at a monthly rental of $50. Has lot 50xl$6 and In spleti* did renting section. »VS6o Foil g-itooM I'itYoit 8TREBT home, with all conveniences. House un usually well constructed, being bnilt for a home, and la storm sheeted and Uouble- floored. Lot has. east front, $0x18$. Terms $600 caah^ balance monthly. $3,750 FOR TWO-8TOBY 10-R. HOUSE. ON corner r lot. 100x140, near Inman Park. - House was built for a home and la storm sheeted, the lot la level, and has good servant's house In rear. Terms $500 cash, balsnce monthly. 33.660 FOR NEW CAPITOL AVE. HOME. $2,500 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE AND STORE, ntsr 8. l»ryor street, on corner lot 60x160, renting now for $25 per month. Terms. *2.500 FOR f-R. COTTAGE, NEAR INMAN Park, large lot. Terms very easy. fc.600 FOIL two-htobY ■ 7-ii. lioitsE. off Washlngwo street almost new. Terms 4300 cash, balance easy. lki|WMML COTTAGE, JUST OFF LUCK IE 32AOO VOH NEW 3-IL c6tTAO|4 l.V WEST End. Term*. CjJW'KOU fit. COtTAGE ON CREW 8T. Term a. $2,2&6 FOR bEAUTIFlfL .COTTAGE OF 6 rooms nnd hall, on Oakland avenne, level lot and shaded beautifully. Terms. eioi-fcn. t*0fTAOE. NEAR illLLEbtlfi ■venue. Term*. 12.100 FOB 6-R. COTTAGE ON GRANT ■tnet. Terma. 32fi00—fi-R. COTTAGE NEAR GRANT park, on shaded lot. -Terms very enay. , 31.000 FOR 6-R. COTTAGE. CLOSE TO CAB bam. in good white section. $150 cash, $15 per month. $1.60O-7-R. HOUSE, ON CORNER LOT, near (one block from) Ducntur street, j Can easily ba made a store. Now renting for $lft per month. Sidewalk, gas and water. Jijon-EOK LiL'coTTAGb. >!Eah SoUVK Bonlevard arhnol. on lot mat front, 34x100. Term* $160 raah. 310 ■ month. il.100 kTHt 4-lt HOME anD tw6 babe- ment room*, near Grant park, on nice comer lot, with Improved atrrata. Terms. 11.31X1 Edit NE\V 4-R. COTTAGE. NEAR Inman l*ark, $160 cash, lmlnnce easy. *1.060 FOB tit. COTTAGE, NEAB HE5TP hill aypnae. *300—4-ii. < OWAafi. NEAH gbaS-t park. Terma very eaay. *909-3-11. COTTAGE. ONE ltALE BLOCK off Highland avenue. $50 cash, balance easy. 3460 Kill: 3-Ii. HOUSE. NEAR SOTTTT lloulcrnrd school,- renting for K60 per month. Cash. ttH-VAt*ANT CapIWL avenue lot. East front. . WESTERN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Chicago, June 21.—The Unka of the Home- wood Country Club at Floasmorc presented an animated appearance today at the open ing of the annual open champlonthlp tour nament of the Weatern Golf Association. Leading golfers from many states kre en tered for the two days' play. A gold medal, emblematic of the Western open champion ship. will be awarded the player making tho lowest acore. A special prixe of 150 HotNewsFrom Fistville l Ilnrry Lewis, of nngptl , articlci »\ - -ir.' f•» |.n\ ten roui 133 itouiifla welgb-ln at 3 o’clock befon Grand Kn[>Ida Athletic Clnb on the night of June 2S.* 1* specially anxloaa to hook up witl Scanlon or Tony Ross, of Pittsburg Joe Thomas, the welterweight of Califor nia, who came East In search of matches, Una drawn the color line. Thomas woa offered a match with Joe Gans by the National Athletic Club of Phil adelphia, but passed It up. oaring that be did not care to fight negroes. The , ..JfMTe- „ to he matchetl for a flnlah light. The fight will take place up the state. Montgomery fell before Lltde Rock by score of I to 2. Brady administered “ dose for the Travelers. SOME SHORT NOTES ON A WINNING DAY. The worst of the aeeond Invasion of the veat I, over for Atlanta. Moat of the nember, of the team eienned to IJttte tock whole and In fair health. For this nueh the fan, ,hnu|d be thankful. That also juat cause for Jordan I, all thanksgiving. Ever* wet the fat boy with the largo wad iya game agalnat the tram by which i released. But Thursday's game aa a notable and cheerful exception. Only two baeea were stolen off. Evers ./edueaday, and It took such speedy men a, Babb and l’laaa to do It. certainly needs those From Monday until the Fourth of July here will be busy doings at Piedmont •ark. The eastern tram, will sojourn In style. But one thing they will not .be robbed. can count on: Tbty Billy Smith la playing good bull and his irncnec In the game undoubtedly help, he team. Ha will retire, though, when kreher I, put back on the team. Archer I, now under * sentence of what Too bod that the Bamna could not have beaten New Orleans Wednesday. It. waa too large a contract, however. Work-outs At Gravesend. -Weather Is ags In 1:1$, lind iTquarter In 2:15 2*6, riving. Was good work. Accountant, one mile and a quarter In 2:14, driving. This waq grand work. ■ _ • Contuiunlpaw, four furlongs In :55 24, handily. Kenton, fdnr furlong. In :50 24, breezing. Ram's horn, 4 furlongs In M, Looks well. Colonel White, one mils In 1:47, breealng. Will win aoon. (fight It Aval all In*. on Ing. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. Tit ATLANTA AND VICINITY—1. not eo warm tonight night aud Frldnv ;f»4 WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. JUriarip[-1—Mertdlao, Vicksburg. Jaekua. -H-klm; ,-n. tiasiehant an-I Yaxon •of nnd warm. Greenwood, cloudy ,aJ 5SS- pS^ “ Corinth, ck rdoy Cloudy 2( A' a, r;;i;. M r,! : ,;:. ,e ?!ra n r nd .srSL:i?' Ilantcvtlle. partly cloudy nnd warm! '!< 'ii u« vl hot. “)3L cl4)Uu.r i...u warm. JloTil!# J Birmingham, clear «n<j ■•I'Mi and hot., * ■JSlVl: *HWL.*»6 I'l-ii.uiit: light rain yciirday. Kuiviii. ^d^arai N l ?;:h7l!!'. .n,!;3y U .nd?,t,^y Jlrar^nd^h” Ded '**' ni,ht ’ 800 AntoSbf ib'orgla—Mncon. Columhna, Albanr na4 Atlanta, .-bar nnd hot. 1 - ‘ ’ "V I.- iMmm—N>w Orleans, cloudv- r #r* tonl rain Innt night, ^hrfvepoft. clenr n5 JsSflKESSs WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Nnrthweat-Generally clear t-m. pernture 34 to 63 olKtve. Northwaat—Oewerally clear, 41 to 66 iIkk.i light rains SHnuraotc. * West and Southwest—^Generally clear ti SSn^t'fiSVElt" 1 " ,l "“ 01 * « Ohio Valley—Clear, 50 to 64 above; general WEATHER-FORECAST. Louisiana—Fair Thursday, preceded hv oplar In north and central portiona; Friday, fresh southwest winds on tha on at. r Georgia—Fair Thursday^snd Friday; lirtt to frean south winda. West Florida-nml AIabam*e-*Fnlr Thuro. day nnd Friday; variable winds south. Mlfwlsslppl—Fair Thursday. .preced*l hr showers and cooler In southern portlnna* «*^day fair, variable winds, mostly south. ’ -;. nm **Srr -,r N T £ ur * 1,, 3 r; coo,er ,n portion; Friday fair. Enat Texas—Fair Thursday and Friday, cooler In northeast portion; fresh •outhesst winds on the coast. Kentucky. Arkansaa nnd West Ttxis- Folr Thursday anti Friday.. ^ Illinois and Indiana—Generally fair to night and Friday, except.showers In ei. treuie north, tonight. . Missouri and Iowa—Fair tonight and rd* ■y: not much change In:temperature. Wisconsin—Probably showers tonight; tfr morrow generally fair and cool. Minnesota—Generally fair and contlnssd cool tonight and Friday, except rain north tonight. Dakotas. Nebraska and Kansas-Fair to night and Friday; warmer Friday. STATE FORECAST. GEORGIA—Fair tonight nnd Friday; cool er tonight In northwest portion. SOUTH CAROLINA—Fair tonight ns4 Frhlay. ALABAMA—Fair tonight and Friday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. While the low barometric 'area over tbs lakes has remained about stationary, the northwestern high presnre ayes has morel Central Texas. Rains have fallen In the region of low pressure covering the upper Mississippi valley and eastward to Iltts- nrg anti the eastern lake regtrni. The conditions faror fair weather In this section tonight and Friday, not so wars tonight. COTTON REGION BULLETIN, For thf 24 hours ending at S a. ra., 3tfe meridian time, June 2L 110$. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. ^Atlanta ... ... ... •fChattanooga Colunibug .... ... Gainesville.... Greenville ... •... Griffin ... CMonticeiio !!! !!! !!! New non Rome Kimrtanlturg ... a.. ... Tallapoosa Toccou - West Pol nt “rtfimmnrn p Yn, GRANT PARK LOTS AT AUCTION ! ! TneRday, June 26th, at 3:30 p. ni. Beautiful Oak Grove Lots, fronting South Boulevard, Confederate, Ormwood and Mc Leod Avenues. All of these streets are paved to and around this property. Take East Fair and Park street car lines to ex amine this property. For twenty years the public has sought an opportunity to buy lots in this subdivision; it is now bling of fered on the market for the first time. The lota are very large, being 50x190, 54x190, 66x200 and 72x200 feet South Boule vard, two blocks beyond this property, is building up rapidly with nice cottages; there is quite a nice settlement on McLeod or Logan street, two blocks east of the property,; Confederate Avo- enue, the eastern boundary of this property, hss several nice, new homes. Three sides of Grant Park, viz: The west, south and north sides ,are practically built up with nice homes; there remains now nothing but the three blocks on the eastern side of the park, available. This property will be put up and sold on its merits at auction, June 26th, at 3.-30 p. m. Cali for plats and other information. S. B. TURMAN & CO. 3aS. LL- lod ending at fo.m. thla dais. , "ecelvcd late (wire trouble); not Inclua* raaea. \’Y RAINFALL. CENTRAL STATION, ill Atlanta Augusta ... Charleston Galveston Little Rock ... ... Oklahoma Savnniiah Vicksburg Wilmington 1 10 11 i$: 10 - 10t< 1ft V 11 18 12 10. Dlat. Average*. Ill COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON'T PAY BENT. II I, exreedinxljr lied form to do so when foa ran per jo or own mooer beck In jour pocket, hr cotulnf to me. Just ran root ere ore, this! We'll tHilld roa e home Jut like roo want It. on eaar permenta, from KM tn 56.000, If roa bar tho lot. Iroom, modern, new hoax on corner lot, 3100 rash, balance ea«r monthly permenta. " 4- room modem new homo, not terms. 5- room. now. modern boom on large comer' lot; 1260 rath; balance eaar monthlr pormenta. 7. i and 10-rdom hosts*. The College Park land Company have 2,000 lota to select from. MOO to |6M each. Come ant and see me. or call ma op. Office at end »f ear Use. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, College Park, Ga. -1 rD everything at College Perk. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. The temperature ehangea for the p„t .4 houri have liet-n unimportant. Ught rxinl fell orer the central end wextern pofl"”* nnd In Wllntlnxtnn dlxtrict. A hravy fill ,«i reported from Russellville. Ark. J. B. MARBUIO. Loral roreexitef. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.'S DAILY MARKET LETTER New York, June SI.-Earir cablex from Liverpool thlx morning wen* rerr enconnr Ing, with xpat sale, of m.nul Itaiex and x« adranra of 7 polnta and 4 pclntx for futyea Nerertheleaa, with all them encouraging features, onr market opened weak and dine, of a to 4 polnta were reenrded. no sumption of liquidation In the near-M months doc* not aeem to have run course ret/and llqnldatlon also In spot*. The rrpaiVt of boll weevil In the atate of Texas aud lack of rain In raj ■me atate, where moot needed, doe# n« aeem to have any- effect except to »» fiTaJSsst. to i. ', h o'.“wVr, isShc?!® on the altnatlon before making any larf* commltmenta either way. In other worm the cotton market It left to take care of Itself. The stork market today showed « re* plete reversal of form from that of yeairr day. and prlcra were as weak today “ they were strong yesterday.' The ent rara* price of foundry iron 13 per ton le the raaaon for the weakness today, tbj elimination of tha abort Interest In theJJJJ two days baa left tha market In a weoair poalUon. The Increased dividends on • number of lending atocka abonld, we ihlok. ranae a lietter market, but with the prOD* •tonal character of tha trading and ra. alrsenee of puldlc Interest, we hardly for anything but a trading market at pf** - ent. r THE DRY G00D8 M~ABKET. It Private Leaped Wirt. ^ t(V New York, June 21.—Trade Meajy 1 . lay In tke dry goods market. aatea for next week. Inquisitor, foor fnrtlftgx In' W. handily. mile and a fnrlcns I* 2:M l“ irfSalS? DM iS? 5m her «<* 'iralnty.'cme mlle Id l:4A galloping Scma “ilrkuru. 3 fnrionga In 'Jt. beeealni tt ^Brite’oT'OrmoiftlO. .fair fnrionga In ,» StJwi Blcha'rSaon.'^'rmir'forloags lit kaudlij. * tSecms at beat.