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WANTED HELP—MALE.
ifk.V£ n
Mllf Mfg.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED LI
plumbing. plastering, bricklaying,
rial offer life acholarahlp fifty dollars,
Ingue. Coyne llros. Trad# Bchc
York. Chicago, Kt. Louis.
STENOGRAPHER FOB TEM
position, $85. Stenographers ft. P
n< nt positions, $60, $05. Driver for leu was
Bellamy Business Agency, *“
handler Bldg.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
until they I earn.
I king distal
lng. A course of Instr
In* school with sslsrj
trance to school.
competent operators, salary being
-* trst<
ini iuil upon merits of the operator
not upon length of service. Apply 5th I
Training School. Telephone Bldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
nr singly.* Address York, care Onorgls
\aSTkl»^AI.EHlUAX~SrcWPIlH*
stenographer by
fn tbsf line. Address 8.
lady experienced
WANTED—AQENT8.
oney i
Bales
and Supply Co., Mobtla, Ala.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WAMTED—THE PUBLIC TO
u'Tiir-miiu WIH« miuua, SSII'S, i
pots, rugs, pianos, etc., to advantage.
' Best Bolster Springs,' $4.5\
Waited-it km Ait id:
Front New Depot.
mamprrxwrr
modeled In the town
ooro hoti
of Tanw
la money In this profit Ion. The eltl
of Talbot ton are tichlud this nioven
Address L W. Smith, Talbot ton. Os.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
UAVB YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? I
voa have, scud It to the Southern Auctl<
..Salvage Co.. SO 8. Pryor afreet. Pboi
and 8a..
(Hell) OOf
AfLAs kK(«lNkk=
-ATLAS BO ILK US
Atlas Engine W<
FlitSTd.ARH
All styles and slaes.-
sbonhl have high grade a lens.
Hhoie »K V °" 91H North "J 01
s-tlc. Addrcse 1*1 sim. rare Georgian,
fbe Carriages, Lar|ce Vurlety. 8off"o
E. D. CRANK & CO.
Front Near Depot.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN you bee the ATl.A
Wrecking Co.'a new line. Just n«t«l
office supplies.
iS*
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBER-WB HAVE THREE MIMA
_ , lUM ,
e anufactnre floor I a,, retllng, aiding
th. Writ, no for dellrarad
5*» Lumber Company. U.x 107. Cordele.
si fotlTl 1 » \ T I » ft i 11 jj J' |> j* | \. r i ; ^ | > f.*.
writing! mntiienmtlrB, gramiMr nnd spell-
lag tsught In evenings. Btokafy's Hborthnud
nt. l II'IHIIH'I* s. 1 1. :u' 2 1 t litr<'«* Htr.-. f,
LOST.
v 1 nrvijr fur, ti' V:.r r rjr\r
one Iron gray innrr. uitb sore «»a right.
Return to Msll Plumbing Ca, 85 Houth
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BU3INES8 OPPORTUNITIES.
GO 8EE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
mint C©. We repair, reconstruct, ex*
change, buy sod fell automobiles. Garage,
10-12 Mitchell atrML Atlauta, Oa. Dell
phone 4894-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING .YOU
business. For high grad* work .call on
Kent. 91H N. Pryor. Thou* 2928.
Custom Made Harness.
To Fit Any Horse.
E. D. CRANE 4c CO.
i ■■ j...*
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
WANT TO EXCHANGE ifANDSOMB
rottflge. excellent repair, large lot. fine
nbude, etc., on south side, for corner lot In
mod location north side, about 100 feet
front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad
dress Exchange, rare Georgian.
PIANOS.
DRAMRACH PIANOS,
ESTABLISHED 1823.
BBCHT PIANO CO., 82 N. FORSYTH.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL. l'LKAHANT BOOMS $3 TO 13 A
week. Lodging $1 a week. Meale 12.60 s
week. 10H Trinity aveoue. Bell phone
2348, Atlanta phone 2767.
CLEAN, COOL. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for men. $2 per week. No extra
charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue.
B. Pnone 2248. Atlauta phono 2787. •
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER, '
Fhonea 1X5. 39 B. Hunter fit.
Willis wall i-apbii coUj’Anv.
Largest stock in fioutb. 61 N. Broad 8b
NIGHT CLAHHfcrt l'S r ttTKNnGRAPIlY AT
Mouthern Shorthand Busineae Pnlverslty,
taught by Mlsa Lula Gsrhet.
“Kent Eights.”
THE I1EBT OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold at 91V4 N. Pryor St. Alex Kent,
Phone 4448.
SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2335. Men’s sewed half sole*. 76c.
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK * CO.-WALL I'APBH,
mouldings, jilrturc. nl<-tuto frames, etc.
Bell phone 729, Standard 7W. 27 B. iJnatcr.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS^
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 recoMs. Immediate attention
given mail ordtgs. W* want the names of
•II talking machine dealers In tha south.
Write for catalogue. Aloxauder-Elyea Co.
BICYCLED AND 8ltoTDlUliH-LAhOE8T
bicycle and sundry distributors In the
south. Southern agents for Pierce, Yale,
Snell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our
i'»‘J catalogue and price UiL Alexander-
Elyea Co.
YOUR TEETH 5
CBOWNBI) 22-K GOLD CBOWNR O UP.
without pnln. All work (uarantcwl 16
yearn. Lanier Dental llwlora, BV4 White
hall Ht.. over Emmons' clothing store. Boll
phone 2583-J.
WH MOVB. HTOUK, PACK ANII HIUP
bonwbnld goods; tnauraoco ratsonn par
rent Office and warrbona* 1G 45 Walton
•tract Both 'phone*. Cathcart's Trans
fer.
IIKVNOLDB, TUB SlSS PAINTEI1.
Signs, banners, flags and flag decorations
for siteclsl occasions. W. Alabama St ^
KlloMOPATIIIC ItKMdblHH CllllB .
teal, dlacaaca anil raako hair grow. •
K rum's Mmllcatnl Soap make* you by-
rl. nlcally clean. (30 ymra succcaa.) J. - J. ■
Kmni. specialist. 613 "Tbe Grand," At- b
■sola, Os. 4 '
TEETH (
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work dona without naln.
All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier I>en* 1
tal Parlors. 39H Whitehall fit., over Km*
toons' clothing store. Bell phone 2663-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONAI.fi. IIALLWOODS. IDBAt.fi
and all other makes at bargain prices.
W* can sell you * register, suitable for
any huatnraa. at a price that cannot help
but please you.
. Cook or monthly payments. Beery register „
guaranteed for two ymra. Southern t'a.h C
Register Con Branch of American fiocond-
Hand Cash Register Co.. 24 H. Broad stmt,
Atlanta, ua.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. •
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATit p
elesued and reshaped, 60c.
Soft end stiff felt bate cleaned and re- «
shaped. 36c.
Bands or sweats. 26c each extra. n
ACME HATTERS. <* Whitehall fit n
TEETH ‘
BKBT 8BT OF TBKTII $6.00. GPAHAN- I
teed to At. All work guaranteed 16 ytera.
Lanier Daotal Parlors, 39(4 Whitehall fit., n
.over Bmmoua' clothing etorc. Bell phono
WW. c
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NORTH SIDE HOMES. *
Have eeveral very handsome North *
Side home*. For Information t
8 * LIEBMAN. 1
A
Real Estate, Renting. a
28 Peachtree St l
ti
lr
FOR SALE. c
ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON
1 »w co
eerceMon Tilly Fence Co., 41 Wtit II as tor
<rw. Phones »
JfitgM T'lubr.j^o,. 11.00.
I
* A Shady Thing.
E. D. CRANE * CO. .
Front Near Depot.
X>F cost—M V "bT<k*R of tkoS 1 hAfRR
WE HAVE JUST HAD PLACED WITH
us two brand new * room houses on Park
avenue that we can nett at a - very low price
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Real Estate and Renting.
ST luman Bldg.
Bell Phone 1413
Stop waiting. until you
have to advertise,
when you ought
Try it
to.
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
3 SPLENDID’ CQTTAOBB. ALMOST NEW.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
1 ten-room house.
1 Nine-room house.
6 Klsht-ronm houses.
10 seven-room houses.
20 six-room houses.
38 five-room houses.
35 four-room houses.
66 three-room houses.
7 two-room. houses.
Come to see us.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phone* 618.
FOR RENT,.
26-R. H„ 62 and 64 Walton iL
10- R. H., 70 Cohe at
11- R. H., 39 Logan ave.
.4-R. H., 163 Forawalt *L
SANDERS, SMITH &
. CONWAY.
Phones 6ff8. 412 Peters Building
$3,200—1 N OAKLAND CITY, ON CAR LINE.
we have a lovely 7-room, 2-story house on
lot 60x1001 This la something strictly. first
claw; best neighborhood from here to Col
lege Tark.
32,409-WEHT END. BRAND NEW 6-ROOM
cottage, with water, sewerage, *tc.. on
lerel lot, MxttO. clow to car llna, on term,
of 1401) cash and 43) to 126 per month.
$6,000 - COLLEGE PARK, VACANT.
ahady, level lot, near car llac, SOOiIOO, on
corner. Owner gone we.t to lire. Instructs
ua to aell. Will ronalder any reasonable
offer. Money In aubdlrldlng thla. Terras.
$2.760—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, 4-ROOM,
2-atory, lot 100H90, on corner, near car.
Ilonae la nearly brand new, big. only al>out
1 year old. If yon are Interested and need
ferine we can ault you.
137,600—Clow in, lu»t off of Peach
tree. a practically brand new prop
osition; leaaed 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.
STATISTICS.
DEATH8.
Charles S. Spinks, aged 37; died
170 Nelson street, of npoplexy.
•Mrs. Mary J. Phillips, aged 68; died
of meningitis, at 22. Queen street.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Taylor, died at 16 Whitehall ter
race. .
V. L. Watts, 34 years old; died at
704 DeKalb avenue.
Miss Ltxzle Shields, aged 21: died
of. tuberculosis, at 27« Woodward ave
nue.
Mrs. M. Tldd, aged 70; died of par
alysis, at 64 McDaniel street.
William H. Plunkett, aged 20; died
at Grady hospital.
Mrs. I. E. Manger, aged 42; dled.o
heart disease at Tabernacle Infirmary.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Apperson;, died at 11 LIUlan
street.
Allle May Gordon, 16 months old
died of cholAra Infantum, at 112 Mark-
ham street.
B| RTHS.
To Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Martin, at
4044 Madison avenue: a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Meadors, at
3(7 Hunter street; a son.
To Mr. and Airs. Campbell; a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Conley, at 23 Dunn
street; a son.
SALESMEN.
I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon-
1,1 aid Eubanks.
Sce-i-
LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
BUY A SWEET HOME.
DH man »*'»»**« «A iiimii Oil** uenewu-
tlful Copenbtll* easy monthly payment*,
ime aa rent. • rooms, hot and cold wa
rs r line,
COPENHILL LAND GO
16 EDOEWOOD AVENUE.
Dell Phone 603. Atlanta Phone 346.
FREE
Only On* Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Home*.
The first month will be given FREE
itee ride from the center of th*
7 and I room*; have
fifty-foot Park, which Is set In trass.
o oaks; an Ideal spot for children,
t* cheaper than Uvlng tn th* city
EMMETT HEIGHT,
STATE OF GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY J
To the Superior Court of oald County:
The petition of B. Goattlnger and Her
man Cohen, both of Fulton county, Georgia,
nnd A. Flatauer, of Franklin county, Flor-I
Ida, reapectfully ahowa:
FI rat. That th«y deal re for themselves,!
their associate*, successors and assigns, to
In* Incorporated under the name and style of
"AMERICAN HAT MANUFACTURING
COM PA N Y
privilege of renewal
wild term. ,
Second. The capital atock of aatd corpora-
' ' "’teen th * *
tIon la to l»a fifteen thoasand ($16,000.00) dob
one hundred($100.00)dollsrs each; petitioners
a majority
to par valni
m - Ject of the proposed cor-
■■ p rtl.iiliir MihIiicm
which [M'tll Inner, proposo to carry on la
the manufacturing, buying ami selling of
bala of rVcry cnaracter and description,
with all kind, of feathers. lacr«, trimming,
anti such articles aa are usually curried Tn
a millinery and dry goods store. Petitioners
deelre the further right to manufacture,
buy anil aell any and all other klnda of
personal property as they may deem neces
sary or tiroittabfe tn connection wljh their
said huafnew.
own, uoy auu sett
al property, good*,
i aa from time to
rlaable In anil about
the huaTneaa of said corporation, and tha
right to acquire, own, buy and aell aurh
real estate aa from tints to time may be
deemed advisable, and the right to make
by-laws, borrow money, eiecute notes and
enemnher any or all of lie property by
mortgage, loan deed, deed of trust or other
wise for the purpose of Honoring any evi
dence, of Indebtedness of the eorperatlon
and to hare and enjoy all the rights, privi
leges and Immunities Incident to Uke cor
porations under the lawe of Georgia.
bnalneas of the proposed corporation will be
In the city of Atlanta, aald atata and
county, but petltlonara desire tha right to
BUILDING PERMIT8.
$80—M. A. Miller, to repair one
story frame dwelling at 72 Linden
avenue.
31,050—G. N. Morgan, to add story
to frame dwelling at 220 Luckle street.
31,000—H. H. Harrlaon,
_ to remodel
three-atory brick building at 70 White
hall street. . - ■
3100—C. P. Lynes, to add to one
story frame dwelling at 13 Bryan
atreet.
3500—Mil* Cora Martin, to build one
atory frame dwelling at 11 Williams
street.
3140—G. T. nnd A. EL Warren, to
change front of three-story brick
building at 16 EJast Mitchell street.
13,400—J. M. Wright, to build three
one-story frame dwellings at 196-108'
200 Jones avenue.
3200—John Bedfbrd, to add to one
story frame dwelling at 15 McAfee
street.
190—H. M. Mendell, to re-cover
frame house at 107 Capitol avenue.
31,000—A. L. Dun, to add to one'
story frame dwelling at 101 Ehtst Geor
gla avenue.
310—Neal Wilson, to build awittng at
108 Chestnut street
376—H. H. Williams, to re-cover one
atory frame dwelling at 149 Butler
street.
31,360—Dr. W. B. Hamby, to build
one-story frame dwelling at 211 Rosa
lie street.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$800—Lowe Stillman to King Still
man; lot In land lot No. 40, Fulton
county. Warranty-deed.
$1,766—W. 8. Ansley et al. to I. N.
Ragsdale; lot on Cascade avenue.
Commissioners’ deed.
$5—Brown Investment Company to
Enrl Davis; lot on comer of Butler
and' Baker streets. Quit claim deed.
$171.63—Louis Davis to Atlanta Sav
ings bank; lot on Blsbee avenue.
Loan deed.
$4,500—Hooper Alexander to Empire
State Investment i Company: lot <
Greenaferry road. Warranty deed.
AN OFFICER WOUNDS
A FLEEING PRISONER
out this state.
Wherefore,
a body
-fore, petitioners pray to he made
corporate under the name and style
aforesaid, entitled to the right*, privilege*
and Immunlttea and subject to th* tlablll-
tie* fixed by law. -
Thla Jus* 11th. 1906.
WALTER W. VISANSKA,
Petitioners' Attorney.
Filed In office thl* June U. 1916
ARNOLD SboTI.es. Clerk.
STATE OF GEORGIA.' COUNTS OF FUL
TON.
I. Arnold Broyle*. clerk of the auperlnr
that the foregotog ta a tree
copy of the application for charter In tha
matter of American Hst Manufacturing
Company, a* tha aama appear* of ale In
thla office.
my official tlgnatnre and tha aei
lrt this June 11. 1906
ARNOLD I1KOTLE8,
Clerk Superior Court a ultra County. Oh.
la ths center of this Park are
It now has a new churcb. neatly
houses. Rsnt 180.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
II Auburn Avenue.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BT AN IM-
WINDER NEGRO SLAYER
ARRESTED AND LOOKED UP
Bpeclal to Tbo Georglio.
Winder, Ga, June 13.—Marlow Ram
sey shot and Instantly killed Floyd
Smith Saturday nlgfal about 9 o’clock.
Both wore colored.
Ramsey was arrested and placed tn
]alL
ARRANGING FOR SPEAKERS
FOR FARMERS’ INSTITUTE
Special to The Georgian.
’Covington. Oa., June 25.—P. D. Cof
fee. of the farmers' Institute of this
senatorial dlstricL announces that he
Is making preparations for one of the
best meetings that this organisation
has ever had. lie announces that he la
arranging tut some of th* bast speak
ers In the stats to be on hand.
Special to The Georgian.
Griffin, Ga.. June 25.—Joe Saxton, a
negro, who was wanted In Henry coun
ty on a charge of,shooting at another
men, was caught In Williamson Satur
day by Sheriff J. H. Miller, of Pike
county. The sheriff of Henry was no
tified and h* came to Williamson and
was met by th* sheriff of Pike and
the prisoner. As ths Henry county
sheriff alighted from the train the ne
grab broke loose and mad* for I
swamp about a quarter of a mil* dl*'
tant, .with the officers In hot pursuit.
Seeing hi* man was gaining on him
and would soon be In the swamp, the
sheriff draw his gun and fired, the ball
entering Just above the right thigh of
the negro and brought him down. The
wound will not prove serious.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
t&o wLigtosArrfTaYa n«ri!>*^rfursof^*a*
sengcr Trains of the Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— ■ '
• 3 Nashville 7:10 am I
171 Marietta . IJSam 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
•93 Nashville It .45 am *92 Nashville . 4:60 MT
76 Marietta . 2*0 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm
• 1 NashvlUa 1J5 pm * 4 Nashville . 8:60 pm
■ CENTRAL OF OEOltUlA RAILWAY
Arrive From— Depart To—
Bsrannth ... 7:16am Macon 12:01am
Jack ..ravine . 7:50 am Savannah ...»:■» am
. 4 .•68 pm , .
. T:65 pm Jacksonville . *31 pat
roth-f uaIl
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Salma ......11:40 am •Mootcomery 6 JO am
•Mootfom y . 7:40 pm •Moatfomery 12:46
All trains of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad t'omrnnjr arrive at nod depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Mitchell street and Madison areac#.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Augusta ... 6:0) pm *Ati(ti>ta 7:45 tm
“ " * ’*—*- 10*6 am
2ooy*n <:45 am Llthonla
asiL-
Covlnxtoa .. 7:44 am *A .gusta I:ft)pm
•Auguita ...12 6) pm Coorort 6*0 pm
Llthonla .... 3:25 pm Covington ...4:10 pm
:} pm
•Aufusta .... 8:15 pm *Aafnxta
•Dally. All other trains dally except San*
3a
SEABOARD AIR LINF. RAILWAY.
7«» am BhrajughanfT 4:4#
7:30 am
bhratii* !.:»3 am Msuee t
Memphis. . .l|:45 am New York . .12*0
New York . . |:M pm Abbevlllo . . 4*0
Monroe. . . . f:4d pm MempbU ... 6*0 pm
Ulnningb m . t J5 ptq Wash' - — * “*
Shown la Central time.
. 9:36 pm
We are offering at private sale 30 fiine building
lots in Inman Park: also a number of building sites
on Waddell and Tvrag street, near Atlanta Stove
Works.
We are closing out all the real estate of the East
Atlanta Land Co., and have put the prices to sell
quick to you.
Call and examine the list.
CENTURY BUILDING.
Special Notices
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FRANKLIN—THE RELATIVES AND
frlonda of Mins Helen M. Franklin. Mrs.
Eugenia Franklin. Mr. W. J. Franklin, Mr.
ana Mrs. J. II. Franklin nnd Mr. niul Mrs. . ,
W. IL Hahr are invltod to attend the “9*
funeral of MIhh Helen M. Franklin from
the family residence. 345 West I’enehtree
street, at 10 b'clock Tuesday moralug.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAY NEXT MEET HER
The next session of the Georgia Fu
neral Directors' Association may ba
held In Atlanta. Every effort will be
made by the local undertakers. In at
tendance at the convention being held
at Macon, Ga., to get the convention to
th|s city next summer, and added to
their arguments before the association
will be the Invitation of Mayor
Woodward, who Is Monday sendlng an
Invitation to the association which will
be presented by G. H. Brandon, of Bar
clay & Brandon.
The communication from tbe mayor
reads:
Mrs. Katis Baker.
Mrs. Katie Baker, 89 years old. died
at her residence at Battle Hill at 7:30
o'clock Monday morning of old age.
The funeral services will be held at
the home at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon,
and the Interment will be at West
view.
MEDICAL COLLEGE
FOR CHARLOTTE, N. 0.
Special to The Georgian.
Charlotte, N. C., June 25.—A great
southern Institution for the teaching of
medlcne Is the undertaking of a half
score of physicians of Charlotte, who
have bought a controllng Interest In
the North Carolina Medical, college,
now located at Davidson. 20 miles
above here, and formerly operated In
connection with that well-known Insti
tution of learning by Dr. J. P. Munro,
one of the state's leading medical au
thorltles.
Dr. Munro has decided to dispose of
a major Interest In the medical school,
which will be moved to Charlotte,
where It will be better equipped, and
a handsome building erected on the
corner of Sixth and Church streets.
The North Carolina Medical college
will be owned by twelve physicians,
and will have a capitalization to start
with of $30,000.
OPERATE NEW TRAIN
ON THE SOUTHERN
Special to Tbe Georgian.
Charlotte. N. C„ June 25.—The prob'
ability of a new train on the Southern
from Charlotte to Toccoa. Ga, will be
of considerable Interest to Atlantans, aa
well as people living at this end of the
line.
It Is stated that ths new train will
be - put on as soon as arrangement*
are completed.
ANTI-DISPENSARY WON
BEFORE THE OOMMITTE
Special to Tbe Georgian.
Decatur, Ala., June 25.—The Morgan
County Democratic Executive commit
tee met at Hartselle Saturday and fix
ed August 27. as the day of holding the
county primary elections. Thla Is ths
same date as the state primary.
The following new members of ths
committee were elected to fill vacan
cles: C. Ed Albes, of Decatur; J. C.
Sparkman, of Oak Rldga; Tom Holt, of
Shady Grove.
The question of a dispensary for the
Decaturs was brought before tbe com
mlttee.
Several speeches were mads both tor
and against a dispensary. When ths
question of calling a primary to settle
the question came to a vote of the
committee, the antl-dlspensary people
won by only a small majority.
SAYS IMMIGRATION
SHOULD BE RESTRICTED
Special to The Georgian.
Decatur, Ala., June 26.—The first
speech In the gubernatorial campaign
to be made In this county was made
by B. B. Comer, candidate for govern
or, at Hartselle, Saturday.
51 r. Comer was introduced by Judge
O. Kyle, of Decatur. The audience was
small, but appreciative. He advocated
Increasing tha pensions of old Confed
erate soldiers; declared for better edu
cation: for a restricted immigration,
and advocated the reduction of rail
road rates.
At the dose of 51r. Comer’s speech.
Judge Adams, of Clantoh, candidate fi r
commissioner of agriculture, addressed
the audience.
KNIGHTS OF 8T. JOHN
MEETING IN BUFFALO.
Dy Private Leaned Wire.
Buffalo. N. Y.. June 25.—The ad
vance guard of the Knights of SL
John began pouring Into Buffalo thl*
morning by every train, end the air Is
constantly split by the band music of
the arriving delegations. Ths grand
parade takes place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Business house* and private
residences are elaborately decorated.
Opening exercises took place at 11
'dock In tl}e Teck theater building.
EXPRESS COMPANY FINED
FOR RECEIVING GAME
Special to Tbe Georgian.
'Little Rock. Ark.. June 36.—Tbe supreme
court has derided that an express company
guilty of s misdemeanor when It accepts
me for aklpmeat to points outside of. tbe
state, regard!— of Its knowledge of the
existence of the game In the package* re
ceived. Tbe eaae at Issue area from the
Polk county circuit court and dealt with
tbe delivery of three packages of fur* to
the Well* Fargo Company by W. II.
Grave*. Armed with * search warrant n
rod a table opened tbe
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and
Produce «'xrliniiL't*.
Lemons $5 to $5.50.
Limes 75 to SL
Ponchos, per crate. 31 to $L50.
^•stakis.* 160 ' mark<t “
Bpnnnnu. ftraightx. tn»- bunch $1M
$1.75. Fulls, per hnovo. 31 to $1.25. 0
Wta*‘rm*‘l(ij)s, d $20.00 per 100' .i*.
tnnrul good. *
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
J' 1 '; - fries 22H to 36,.
broilers 15 to 2.14c. Lire ducka, Pekin vi
to 53c; puddle 25 to 2744c. *** ,e
turktja, p»r
Hors, per dozen. 17ty to 18<*.
Batter, table, per lb 20 to 22V4c; coo
lib.-, per lb., 12i4c to 16c.
^Honey-New 84ptflc lb.; In Mb. racks
.VEGF.TABLK8.-Irtih potatoes. No.
stock $4 barrel; No. 2. stock $3.
Roots, cabbage cratea, per crate, $2
$7 Jo.
Tomato**, per crate, $2 to $2.60.
&*een. per crate, $1 to $L25; wax
50 to 76c..
Sguaib, _ .
to $1; market overstocked
Cacamher*, per crate, 60 to 76c, market
well stocked.
Old Irlah potatoea, per bushel, $1.20.
Old sweet potatoes,
neur sweet
Chimm .
Cantaloupes, per crate, $2 to $2.50.
eet potatoes, uer bushel, $1 to $1.25:
et potatoes $U5 bushel.
*. 24*uunrt crate, $1.60 to $1.75.
per c .
Hlackberries V: to I2V4c quart.
Dewberries 10 to 12fec quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOLR.—I’ostcls Elegant $6.36; Diamond
Patent 96: fancy patent $5.10; half potent
$4.10 to $4.35; fancy $3.90* spring wheat
patent $S.50G6. Market strong! *
CORN.—Choice ml cob 78c; No. 2 white
n • VA q i*ullew 71... n* l«.>t So-
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice
white, 50c; choice mixed, 49c; Te$a» list
73c? .bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per’ bushel. Or!
■V’ . uvuvu *wiu. Jdirs. |ici minut'l, MT.
Shorts, white. $1.40: medium, $1J6; brown,
•KSPi .JP D !!£ ,,r * n * 91.20; mixed bran, $1.15.
IIA\.—Timothy, choice large bales, ll.io;
o., choice small bales $1.14; do., No. 1
timothy bales, $1.06; do., No. 2,$1; do., No. 1
clover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed
90c.
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The above prices nre f. o. b. Atlanta, and
•abject to immediate acceptance.
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GROCERIES.
SUGAR.-Standard granulated 6c. New
York Refined 4V» to 4%; plantations 4*4 to
'tto. Market stronger.
. COFFER—Roasted Arbuckle's $15.50;
bulk, In hags or barrels, 12%c; green 10 to
12c. Market weak.
RICE.—Carolina 4H to 7V4e, tccording te
grade.- Market very etrong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 14c;
vine, 13%c; brick, 14c. Market strong
PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 14Hc. Dftre
hams 15c. California hama lOUc; Red Cross
hams. 16c. Dry salt extra riba 9;7i; bellies
30-6 lbs. 10.50; fat backs 8^4; pistes t<4c.
Supreme lard 10. lied Croaa 10c. 8now
Drift compound 744. Red Cross 744.
STOCK8 AND BONDS.
Rid. Asked.
Georgia 4H§, 1915 114 115
Georgia. It. it. 6*. 106
Hnvaunab 3*. 1909 10214
Macon 6s. 1910 106
Atlanta, 6a, 1911 105
Atlauta, '4Vis, 1922 109
Atlanta, 4s, 1934 105*4
Atlanta and \Yeat Point 165
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 107
. R. of Georgia first Income
do. second Income 90
do. third Income 88
Georgia...................:.... 285
Augusts and Savannah 117
8onth western
and A. lat 112
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—Houston,
shower yestenlny. _ r
windy. San Antonio nnd Dallas, clear and
hot. Fort Worth, clear and warm; heavy
•bower last night.
Mississippi—Holly Springs, cloudy nnd
cool. Macon. Alterdeen, Amory nndTupelo,
dear and hot. Greenwood, dear and warm.
Winona and Vicksburg, clear and hot. Hn-
xlehurat, Jncksou, Itrookbaven, Meridian
Ingham and
t. Opelika. Selma nnd
cloudy and hot.
Teunesaee—Memphis, raining alnce 6 a.
m. Nashville, partly cloudy aud pleasant.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Nortbweat—Partly cloudy; 44 te
88 altove; local rains. . .
Northwest—Cloudy, 60 to 82 al»ove; mins
general. _ . , .
‘ “ ■* cloudr, 4s
West and Houtbwest—Partly cloudy,
to 70 nho**e; general ruins In Nebraska i
Missouri; local Illinois. Iowa and Knnsns.
Ohio Vglley—Partly cloudy. 6S to 74 aisivs;
local ralus.
WEATHER FORECA8T.
Georgia—Partly cloudy Monday: showers
and cooler In worth portion; Tuesday show
ers. variable winds.
Virginia ami North Carolina—Hhowers to*
and tomorrow; variable wlnds.i
tioutb Cnntilna—Partly cloudy Monday;
rers In north nortlon: Tnemlsy shower*,
showers In north portion: Tneaday sb
Tght to fresh winds, mostly ,
Eastern Florida-Generaliy tolr Monday
and Tuesday: variable winds. .
Western Florlda-Showers Monday and
Tuesday; light south winds.
Alaliania and Jllsslsalppl—I-ocnl sbowert
Monday and probably Tuesday; cooler Moa-
day; light smith winds.
Eastern Texas—Partly cloudy Monday,
showers In Interior; cooler In .western !»<*•
tlon; Tuesday fair, fresh ■outhcost to s**»ta
Western Texas—Fair Monday and T»e*- $
Arkansas—Hhowers and colder Monday;
Tucftlay showers.
Wfuay snowers. •.
Tennessee—Hhowers Monday: co^er »
extreme west portion; Tneaday ■hower*._ >
Kentneky—Hhowera aud cooler M«»U'*j/9
Tuesday partly cloudy.
COUNTERFEIT COIN _
IN ALABAMA TOWN
Special to Tbe Georgian.
Decatur, Ale.. June 25.—A report
comes from Hartselle, this county, to
the effect that aome one haa been *hov-
In* the queer In that town. The cot®'
terfelt which ha* been clrcuUtcd Is
lara and hslt dollar*, and It [»
that It I* a good Imitation, and 1')"“
almost like the genuine. ...
It Is also said that a counterfeit
.u —kv an unknown
gold piece wa* passed by an unknow
party at Dun villa recently.
EXPOSITION DIES
IN CANCELLING MACHINE
Special to The Georgian.
Portsmouth. V
ron.mouiii, *June 25. In a, L
the poatofflees hereabouts new
have been piarad In the cancellation
machine* to advertise the Jstt 1 " _
expoeltlon. which will b* h* |,J 0
Hampton roads ip 1907. .
The die goes on every bit of_[ n ^|_.
dtlle of veaiaon 5WWw*.YS ^ I ^ Sg"^-^..1 il th. poato^
>sny was found guilty j In Portsrpouth, >*«
express
• flue as
'and Hampton.
X'',rf"lk. Newport
