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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. ttotoay, irons at, mm WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Let* Than 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situation* 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—OOOI) STRONG WHITE MEN ot helper* In the foundry to learn mold- era’ trade, flood pay to start with and throe months. Only •fercncea ueed apply. DeLoarb Mill rood r I Mfg. MEN AND BOY 8 WANTED LEARN plumbing. plastering. brickinring. H;h»- clal offer life scholarship fifty dollars, eaay pnymeuta; position guaranteed;* free cats- rogue. Coyne Ilroe. Trade Stbools, New York. Chicago, 8t. Louis. STENOGRAPHER FOR TEMPORARY position. $85. Stenographers for permae sfmmrnmmit: & am fo woire In photograph gallery. $30. fllrl for type- writing. $26. Man to drive lee wagon. $40. Bookkeeper. ISO. Musicians for rlty, $60. lianlat to go on fan!. $86. Bellamy Bual- nesa Agency. 1390 Candler Bldg. WANTKI^-Uai'IUSEMBS 6M HAffll nml Uoon. Apply at factory, Randall WANTED HELP—FEMALE. In our luwinf room to (in. ami women on city work, abort hour, and food pay. Eiii.rlcnced operator, maka from 13.00 to $11.00 per week, and w, will air. food they lraro. If you lima, writ* na and w. - formiillon aboat lw.wr.lln In oaf of At tsuevsuk log. A course of Instruction given In train ing srhonl with salary beginning with en trance to school, flood salaries paid to competent operators, salary Itelng deter mined upon merits of the operator aud —* pon length of service. / ilng School. Telephone girls In our sewing room. Anyone who esn run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced operators make from 38 to $12 per week, and wc pay 0nc per day while lenrning. Apply Nnnnnlly Urn*. A McCrea, 36 W. Alabama street. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. collector by young man with experience; ran furnish gilt-edge references. H. C.» rare fleorglan. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. —nr— lady at hnusekee|M>r In hotel or large hoarding house, llsve had experience In the business. Mra. A. Twlaa, care general WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING Blfl AND QUICK money send for our free circular*. Gen eral Sale# and Supply Co.. Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. lor lunguiuiTDi n*w map*; new iraturvq. easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work ers. State If you have bad experience. Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. Co., at 20 8. Pryor can dispose of your household goods, offleo fixtures, safes, car- pets. rugs, pianos, etc., to advantage. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—1,000 CRATES PEACHE8 LARGEST PEACHES. FINEST CROP IN years. Adtlrcv* G. It. Durham. It F. D. J2. Bex 34. Acwortti. «la. IflVft"T<5TT'aNYr111Sg W«E1CL'i yoa have, send It to the Southern Auction aoMtalvy Co., 30 S. Pryor street Phone AtlJUl tSGINKH ATLAS hoiLBR* -All styles and sixes. ' «lo6b UI'kIgIit piano For sale. Address Plano, cure Georgian, line (Carriages, Lnrjr** Variety. Soft and E. D. CBAN& ft CO. Front New Depot. KALE—TWo CAR ToaES FT>T Brockway aurries, runal>outs and depot wagons. Nothing better made. Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Co., SO and 62 West Mitchell street F5R - h; work ms Street B pit KAI.K-BKWT SFgg^FTmS; Msnshlp jpMranteod.^ Geofgia hide Mfg. Co.. H> and 62 West Mitchell st. mi—rHE-iS-VaStm—WlRimoRE fine quality goods; hand embrniiieivd and stitched; has never U*en used; bargain for » one. Addrcws M., car* Georgian. f* WHEN _ :• g ' ^ $ DON’T GO BLIND. tranks, travelers’ supplies and ■ ** MBs be* prut ever everything. r “? , f r *L of,w SuppUee. The che _Ws bay. aril or exchange $ U West Mitchell streef. 1 LUklRKR—WG HAVE THREE MILLS cutting Bouth Gf**>rgla pine thinglp*. Aliio I ronnufartara flooring, roiling. Billing nnd lath. Writ® u« /or dHlri*rvd price*. Kll- | Han Lumber Company, Box 1J7. Cordele, Ga. ALL 8TYLR8 GATKH, WIRE A.VD IRON fence* sold . and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden nnd poultry. BxcTotlyo agents for "Page Fence/’ Dixie Fence Co. aucreuora Tilly Fence Co., 41 Weit Hunter street. I’bones 3091 Wagon Putbrellas, $1.00. A Hhndy Thing. B. D. CRAKB A CO. Front New Depot. AT COHT-MV HTIK'K OK IRON RAFt-ik nnd vault door* to be aold nt co«t during next week; now 1* your time. 26 8. Broad street. R. W. Bill*, Atlanta. EDUCATIONAL. writing, mathematic#, grammar and spell ing taught In evening*. Htokely'a Shorthand nnd Htmlncft* Krhnnl. ?. L08T. one Iron gray mare, with aore 04 right. Return to 5IH1 lMtimblng Co., 66 South Pryor street. BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES. . GO 8EB BOUTIIERN AUTO AND EQUIP- • ment Co. We repair, reeonatruet, ex- ehanze, hny and sell automobiles Oarage, 10-12 Mltehell street, AtlauU. Oa. Il«li phone 4134-L Mato. ATTRACTIVE 8ION8 WILL BR1NO YOU liuatueas. For hlcb grade work-call on Kent. 91V4 N. 1‘rjor. Phone 292$. Custom Mndi* Harness. To Fit Any Horne. B. D. CRANB A CO. WANTED—REAL E8TATE. WANT TO BXCIIANOP HAND80MK cottage, excellent rennlr, Inrge lot. line shade, etc., on south aide, for corner lot In goofl location north aide, about 100 feet front. Win pny cnah for difference. Ad dress Exchange, enre Georgian. PIAN08. UHAMBACH FIANOB. B8TABLI8HBD U21 BECHT I’lANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FUHNI8HED ROOMS. COOL, l'LEAHANT ROOMS U TO ^ A week. leOdglng $1 a week. Meals $2.60 a week. m Trinity avenue. Bell pbona 3348, Atlanta phono 2767. CLBAN, COOL. NICELY FURNISHED room* for men, $2 per week. No extra charge for two In room. 10 Trinity avenue. B. Tnone 224$. Atlanta phone 2767. PER80NAL. DAVID W. YARBROrOIL MASTER PLUMBER, PhOM, 1355. » E. llunt.r 8t. WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY, largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad 8L “KENT LIGHTS.” THE IIK8T OK MANTLE LIGHTS NOW Mid at 91V9 N. ITjror St. Alex Kent. Phone 4348.- IF‘KITilkil OF Tlife TWO GENTLEMEN dispute with a negro man. who had with him a little lmby boy, will !h* so good at to glvo ine his nudross, It would In* nnpre- elated. W. K. Mower, No. 1 South Brood afreet, city. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCK IE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 3336. Men’s sewed half soles, 75c. THE PEOPLE YOU RESPECT. Did you over look about you and note who are the happiest people In your neighborhood? Has It ever'becurred to you that the man with the cheery smile, the woman with the elaattc step, the chil dren with bright face! aro tho«e who live In homes which they own? Doesn't it frequently occur to you that the man who commands the most respect in the com munity li the man who has worked and saved and Invested for the benefit of hfmBelf and his chil dren? Don’t you realize thiT this Is the class of man who displays public spirit and can always be found ready and willing to do his sbaro toward building up his neighborhood? It is a known fact that people who have accumulated wealth do It through the medium of real estate Investments. They are probably amall bsctBMrs who work on salaries, hut were wise enough to lay aalde a small amount each month to he applied to the purchase of some tract of real estate. They had faith In their city. They knew that tha march of improvements would include them. They knew that Improvements meant Increased wealth to the individual. At the proper moment they disposed of the amall holdings at a handsome profit, and re-invested the earnings. From that date for ward It was (Imply a question of doing business on a larger scale. As the accumulation Increased they were enabled to branch out probably in some manufacturing enterprise or In a business for themselves, which relieved them from the necessity of being hirelings. Read the real estate columns of any paper In Atlanta. We are, ofcourse, prejudiced In favor of The Georgian, but we realize that other papers offer opportunities, and as evidence of our desire to see you prosper that we might prosper along with you, we cordially recommend to you the columns of any newspaper that offers, an opportunity for you to enrich yourself. EAST CAIN ST. NEAE HIGHLAND AVENUE. me for bargain*. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. NORTH SIDE HOMES. Have several very bandtome Nort Side homes. For Information See LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. - FOR RENT. 26-R. H., 62 and 64 Walton at 10- R. H., TO Cone at 11- R. H, 39 Logan ave. 4-R. H., 163 Formwalt at See— LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 8H0E REPAIRING. N. LAEARU8. H 8. PRYOR 8T. I DO bout anil ahixt repairing. Whan I lay re- R Hiring, I uiagn (n, hast repairing only. uperior material and onk laathtr. with tha liaat workman.hip. I know how to rapalr Pecan.e I know a ahoa. I am a skilful tnamlar nml ean maka romfortalila and aarvlcoahla ahoa lirok, down aud worn ont onea. Don't forgot tlio No., II 8. Pryor atraat. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK ft CO.-WAI.L PAPER. Brt^»r8'®WiT«nS?;. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. itrlhntora of Vie- Talklag Maehlnaa and Recorda. Just received largo cooalgnmoat of machine, and over 10.000 record a. Immediate attention given mall ord#a. Wo want tha name# of IiicYclkh Akb HUNllitTi:»-l.AKuk8T hleyclo and aundry dlatrlbutora 1906 * * ca U1 oguY a n d ~’p r Ice dcyclea. W price Hat YOUR TEETH $3 ti’i •lit pain. All work guarantor! if year*. LaMar Dental Parlors, 3314 ball St., over Kramona* clothing atorc. Bell phone 2563 j. wk Hove, htohk. pack and an it* iVkvnoi.dh, TiTB Hiohl pOTJTWiC Hlgna, banners, flagi and flag decorations for special occnalon*. 3014 W. Alabama 8t TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT . PAIN—All dental work done without polo. All work guaranteed It yearn. Lanier Den tal Parlors, WhltehaU Bt. over Em- moot' clothing .tore. Rail phono ttftJ. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. II AI.I.WOOD8. IDEALS ami all • other make* at bargain price*. We can anil you a register. suitable for auy business, at a prica that cannot help but please yon. rath or monthly payment*. Beery register guaranteed for two year*. Southern Caah Regtater Co.. Branch of American Second* Itaml Cash Bcgiatar Co.. 24 8. Broad atraot. Atlanta, fla. OLD HATS MADE NEW. ‘pana’ma' aND ^MILAN HTIIAW HATS clcatuHl and raahapod, 60c. Soft and atlff fait hata cleaned and ro» ahapetl, 36c. Band* or a went*. 2k? etch extra. . AC ME HATTERS. <14 Whitehall 8L TEETH DEBT SET OP TEETH ZS.M. OPAItAN- toed to at. All work gnaraoteod It room. Lanier Denial Parlora, Whitehall 8t. over Emmoua clothing at ora. Bell phOM Cradnloua pro|dr. aiiontualntnl with either electrical or tanning art cure, no y n-adlly believe. In view of the uinrveU alreouy aivompll.hcd. thnt wle leather may he tannrd hy eleetrlelly while you wall, but practical men know hatter. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phooez'5488. 412 Peter* Building ■‘ VWUVVVV1AnjVU ^^ $3.200—IN OAKLAND CITY, ON CAR LINE. we have a lovely 7-room, 2-atory houae on lot 60x300. This la something strictly first class: beat neighborhood from hero to Col lege Park. $2,400—WEST END. BRAND-NEW 6-ROOM cottage, with water, sewerage, ate., on level lot, 60x200. close to car line, on farms of $400 cash and $20 to $25 per month. $5,000 - COLLEGE PARK, VACANT, shady, level lot, near car line, Vf>x2'0, on corner. Owner gonn west to live. Instructs u*.to sell. Will consider any reasonable offer. Money In subdividing this. Terms. $2.750—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE. 8-ROOM, 2-story, lot 100x190, on corner, near car. House Is nearly brand new. big, only aliout 1 rear old. If you are Interested and need terms we can suit you. $27,600—Close In, Just off of Peach tree, a practically brand new prop- osltlon; leaaed to delightful ten ants for $3,960. Get out your arithmetic and figure some on thli special reason for selling. Terms it desired. Call ln person for In formation. SALESMEN, t. C. McCrary, L. M. Johnson, McDoh- aid Eubankr. EMMETT HEIGHT, Denier 1n City and County Real Estate. 39 N. Forsyth 8t. Bell Phone 145&-Atl. 164. 90 acres In DeKalb county cheap. BRASS AND IRON BED BARGAINS. tsu.oo Finest ALi.RUAks nkos $35*10 *!2.to HI3I.II) AI.I.-RRASS IIKlU4/„..!t.S.<» $36.00 (IBNI'IXt: ALl.-RItASS Ilftj 1 >S..,$-S.Ad $26'.«» BRASH l UIMMKD IRON REDH.$15.00 519.110 VKltN'lK MAilTIN I ICON IIKUk..$14.00 $15.00 VERNIK MARTIN IRON REI)8..$ 7.(0 BKAtfTiFttL iiabV bKM I7.00 up ANb f UBTSlfiftt feW FUCL AUrilOSI Ihil In the state. * BUY A SWEET HOME. NEW AND COOL, AT IIIOH AND BEAU tlful Copenblll. eaay monthly paymento, aamo aa rent, t rooma, hot nml rold wa ter, porcelain hath and toilet, Dutch man tel. tllea and cabinet, right In city, on the ear lint, II mlnutea from contar; only onr left Ba quick. COPENHILL LAND CO, 16 EDOEWOOD AVENUE. Dell Phone 603. Atlanta Phone 346. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE o Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homes. The first month will bo given FREE and It occupied one year, two more months will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. Nona but good families will be allowed In tbeae houaee. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city; contain 7 and I rooma; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la set In tries, evergreens and flower.. Pur. air; na- tlv. oak.; an IdMl .pot for children. It 1. cheaper than living In th. city and the surrounding, are more whole some. In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which will cure any case of .tomacb or kidney trouble, no matter of how lo^c (land ing. It now ha. a new church, neatly furnished, a .tor., a school-house coat ing IS,500.00 will soon b. completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who IIvm on th. ground* will .how you through th. bourn. Rant *10.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 13 Auburn Avenue. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITI.OUT PAIN BY AN IM- prorod tn#tbo4.. All work luartriml If yrara. B*a*raaidr prior*. Laalrr Dratal Farttra. 3*4 Whitehall ft., over Emnxma' clot flag atm 1S«U pb«M MU. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. AtlaLta 37. THE WEATHER. TUk Aliovn Alik'ofi.f A' PLW nV TIlI! many bargain* wo fro- offering now. ROBISON & BARNES, 18 E. HUNTER ST. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phono 887. LOOK AT THIS! IOOxSO FT. R. R. FRONTAGE. CLOSE IN. Modern building on aame, containing if.* 000 square feet of apace, worth not leaa than $12,000. If taken within a week can •ell at $26,000 for entire property. yott HALfc—ftioo WILL l’tiftimira AN elegant 3-room houae, lot 100x301 ft Inman l'ark, near Druid Circle. tiTbkB new iHMiutlful corner In weat End. $4,80 to FIVE ^.ANDmo^^gg Tretui* at. Only BHaCtiVul NEW 10-ROOM iiot slc ON t-UOOM, 2-8TOKY NEW IloUSk. walla, cabinet mantel., Mahlrim II.TOO. Term. Price $9,100. hauge fur vacant U. It. PltoNTAdB ally limits, larg* si $800 to $35,000 par loL onr money within a property or amall SSSaPE lot. Buy now an . .and. ...II ez- or smaller home. _ WITHIN lota. I'rlcaa and double YOU ....... ~ — have clients who will buy and Improve or rou. Call and 15 PER CENT INVEST* / SCENTS. I OFFER FOB TUB NEXT FEW DAYS ONE OF THE BEST PAYINO INVEST MENT# ON TIIE MARKET TODAY. TI1E ABOVE TBOl’ERTY CONSISTS Or NORTH SIDE FLATS WHICH l’ GUAR ANTEE TO 1*AY a PER CENT. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. CAM, ON ME AT ONCE. NO INFORMATION UIVEN OVER PHONE. CLAUDE L. NORRIS, BELL 'PHONE 44«. 714 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, I BALTIMORE PI.ACB-TIII8 KIOIIT. room. Iwo-.tory, frame, double houae. la nn tha south aide of Bsltliuon; place, be- twoan West Peachtree nn.l Spring .treat.; Is thoroughly Modan houae; has gas. hot ami .-old water, stathmary waahataml. retain latth. cloaet. link In tha kltrban; tha tot is 35x159 feet: has a servant's bonsa; h.a a hot-air fxrear* la th* basement; fh* location la Bral-cUaa In every rrapart; will rant or learn- to September 1. 1901, at 54* per mouth. - JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Doth Phones CIS. LOCAL FORECAST. Atlanta and Vicinity—Partly cloudy to night, Wednesday showers. WEATHER ItTcOTTON BELT. MlaalaaippI—Greenwood, cloudy and plea** ant; shower* yesterday. Yazoo City, cloudy and hot. Vicksburg and Jackaon, cloudy and pleasant; hard rain last night Merid ian, clear and warm. Tupelo, cloudy and pleasant. Amorr. partly cloudy; mine*! yes terday. New Albany, partly cloudy and hot; rained yesterday. Htnrkvllle, partly clondy and warm. Iiazlehurat, cloudy and warm; hard rain Inst night Grenada, cloudy and worm; hard rain Inst night. Xatchex, rain yesterday and Inst night; n6w cloudy and cool. Corinth, partly cloudy and warm. Alabama—Montgomery, threatening, tna and Opelika, clear and hot; bad good ruins yesterday evening. Birmingham, clear and hot; not much rain. Tennessee—Chattanooga, cloudy and warm. Knoxville, cloudy and pleasant. Memphis, clear and pleaaant Nashville, partly cloudy and pleasant. Georgia—Rome, cloudy and warm. ... lauta, clear and warm; good rain yesterday. Macon, partly cloudy and hot. Americas, cloudy and hot; rain last night and high winds. Louisiana—Clear and hot; had good rain yesterday evening. Shreveport, clear and pleasant; hard rain last night. Texas Special Rainfall—San Antonio .36, Taylor, 4.32, Temple 1.80. Waco 3.01, Waxa*’ hnehle 2.44, Weatnerforil .76. Wharton 1.10, Ballinger .33, Beevllle. 36, Blanco .66. Bren- ham 1.02, Brown wood. 24, Corpus Christ! .64, Corsicana 1.30, Cuero 1.12, Dallas .76, Fort Worth .46. Galveston 1.70, GreenvIIla (trace), Houston 1.01, llnntavllle 1.64, Kerrvllle .60, I^impaMa 1.60, Longview 1.00, Lullug .40, Mexui 1.36, Nacogdoches 1.06, Palestine 1.10. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Tartly cloudy, rising temperature 62 to 62 above; local rains. Northwest—Cloudy, 64 to 68 above; gen eral rains In Nebraska and local In Iowa; raining In Omaha. Ohio Valley—Cloudy, 66 to 72 above; local rains. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana—Showers Tuesday and Wednes- ay; variable winds. Georgia and Alalmma. Eastern and West- m Florida and Mlaalaalppi—Showers Tues- ir and Wednesday; variable winds. Tennessee— Showers Tuesday; Wednesday partly cloudy; showers In cast portion. Kentucky and Woaf Virginia—Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday; probably showers Wednesday. New Mexico and Aritona—Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. Arkansas—Showers Tuesday; Wednesday probably fair. Weat Texas—Fair Tuesday; warmer In east and north portions; Wednesday fair. Illinois, Indlar- tonight and We In temperature. Lower and Upper Michigan—Probabl; showers tonight or Wednesday; not mucl change In temperature. • Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, the tUtkotaa —Probably shower* tonight or Wednesday; warmer tonight. Kansas. Nebraska. Montana—Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; rising temper ature. WEATHER CONDITIONS, pressure has decrease* na excapt In New Eni the greater portion of the Is covered by an extensive area of low barometer, the trough of which covers the Rocky Mountain region from Washington to Mexlen. Rains have been general throughout most of the cotton belt, heaviest In Texas and the lower Mississippi valley. Rnlna have also been general In the Dakotas. Minne sota, the lake region and portions of the Missouri valley. The following stations report over two Inches of rain fu the last 24 boars: Taylor, Tex.. 4.32; Waco, Tex., S.’Ol; Waxahachle. Tex,, 2.44f Natchex. Mias., 3.22; Goldsboro, N. C.» 2.33; and 8t. George, 8. t\, 133 Inches. The condition* f—, — er In this section tonight, J. tt. MARRURY. Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. meridian tiro*. Jnn. 8TATI0NS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. -Atlanta, clondj •Chattanoo... p. clondj. rolumlins. p. clondj Gainesville, dear Greenville, clear GrllTIn, clear •Macon, p. clondj....'...., Montlcello. deer Xearoan. dear Rente, clondj npertenbnr., clondj.. Tellapoaen. dondj Toms, -deer IVeet I'olnl. dnodj.... w — m. th|* date. Heavy Rainfalls: 8t. George. 8. C., 2.30; GoldMwco. K. CT. S.IS: Mckehur*. Mlee.. 1.63; Haxlehttrat, I**., 1.10; I«aFayette. LH„ 3.09; Menefldtl, Ln.. L50; Natchex, Ml.., IB. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Angnata Pharlestoo ... Galveston .... Little Rock .. Memphis Mobile Montgomery . New Orleans . Oklahoma .... Kavannsh »S±3L-:: III III IT |I| Ui We are offering at private sale 30 fiine building lots in Inman Park; also a number of building sites on Waddell and Krag 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. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON’T PAY RENT. fit is exceodlngly bad form to do so when you can pay your own money back la your pocket, by coming to me. Juat run your eye over this! We'll build you n house just like you want It, on easy payments, from SSty to $6,000, If you buy the lot. 3-room, modern, new house on corner lot, $100 cash, balance easy monthly payments.. 4-room modern new house, same terms. 6-room, new, modern house on large corner lot; $250 cash; balance easy monthly payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses. The College Park Land Company have 2,000 lota to select from, $100 to $S0) each. Come out and see me, or coll me np. Office at end of car line. Bell I'hone 37-J East Point Exchange, College Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. , WANTED. Wanted—More vacant houses to supply our demands. If yours li vacant, ’phone us. CAMPBELL & WILSON, • Real' Estate and Renting Agents, 1208 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING . Deaths ahd Funerals. Mika Lizzie Evans. Mias Lizzie Evans. 37 years old, died at 192 Haynes street Monday morn ing at 10 o’clock. The body will be carried to Temple, Ga, tor Interment, Wednesday morning at 4 o’clock. ' J. J. King. J. J. King died Monday morning at the Wesley Memorial Hospital after an lllnesa'of three month*. The body wa* taken to Jasper, Ga, for Inter ment Monday night. . Roland Holt Roland Holt, the ll-year-old aon of W. R Holt, of Winder, Ga, died In a private sanitarium Monday. The body was taken to Winder for Interment Monday night. , Mrs. Arcadia Baker.. The funeral services of Mrs. Arcadia Baker, who died at her home, near Battle . Hill, on Monday morning, .at the age of 90 years, were held Tuesday afternoon at the residence at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. W. T. Caldwell officiated. The Interment was at Westview. Mary Bloodworth. Mary Bloodworth, the 10-year-oid daughter of J. Q. C. Bloodworth. died at her father's residence, 240 Ashby street. West End, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. She was a niece of Judge Bloodworth, of the Flint circuit. The funeral services were held from the residence at 10 o’clock Tuesday morn- ing. STATISTICS. Mrs. T. P. Clevalsnd. Mrs. T. P. Cleveland, wife of Dr. T. P. Cleveland, died at the family residence, 143 Nelson street, at 0:30 o'clock Monday evening. She is sur vived by her husband and four chit dren. Mrs. H. P. Ashley, Mrs. George § . Dlckert, Mrs.' D. F. M. Smith and tv. T. C. Cleveland, of Gloucester, Mass. The funeral services will be con ducted by Dra. Holderby and Bridewell at Wallace-Presbyterian church, cor ner Walker and Stonewall streets, on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The body will be carried to Athens, Ga, for Interment. The following pall-bearers art re quested to meet at the undertaking parlors of Barclay St Brannon: Messrs. William C. Potts, Carl Cunningham. T. W. Speights, Edwin Klngsbery, J. Huff and Samuel B. Scott. THE METAL MARKET. Jew York, Jour 26.—Thara was a further break In tin In s^mpathr with London. Spot and noar-bjr deliveries off Hr. Copper was dall and unchanged. Lead and spelter neglected. RAILROAD SCHEDULES dbowlnx tb. Arnv.l sod Departure of t’as- renzer Trains of Ibe rollowlnz lloadi; WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— Na Depart To— • 3 Nashville 7:19 am • 3 Nashville . id. am 73 Marietta . 1:35 am 74 Marietta ..13:13 pm •9$ NaahvlU# 11:4S am “>2 F—~ H Marietta . “ 1 Nashville CENTRAL OF GRUUOIA RAILWAY. Arrive From- ..Depart To— gavaaneh ... 7:15am Macoa 12:01 am Jackaonvlll* . 7:Wam Saiar.it.tu ... 5.-90am Macoa ......11:49am Macao 4:9) P S Savannah ... 445 pm savannah ... 9:15 pm -- , $ jo pal RAIL- Macoa T95 pm lacksoavlll* ATLANTA Aitb~Wfait" -1 ' T Indicate* Inappreciable rainfall. Remark*. Maximal* temperature* were somewhat hither oTrr. the eastern paction and lower over the western <11(1(1*10. while minima were t-ouslilmahly lower In nil nertlona of the liett Rainfall was (enerat over the entire lielt with heavy amount* In portioas of the CaraUnu. Mississippi. lanUMiua and Texas. J. R. MARBURY. Local Forvcaster. DAiK I*uLsr ROAD. Arrive From- Depart To— ^^ntip»m : j".|V^^St ^Montgomery lfjSpS 7ft Railroad from Att v Mitchell street and Madison aveaoe. GROltUIA RAILROAD. ' Arrira from- Depart To- •Angnsta ... 549 pm •Aneuatt 7:43 am roarers <:4iam Lithonla 10:06 am Covlogtoa .. 7:<4am •Angnata 31) nm •Augusta ...12:3) pm Tourers 5:00 pm Lltboola .... 3:25 pm To\lngtoo ... 6:10 nm •Angnata .... S:!5pm •Augusta ....11:45 pm •Dally. All other trains daiij except Sum- day. SKA HOARD AI It LINK RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington ,C:Tiia Birmingham . 6:49( AMerUw ... 1^0 am Monroe . . , 7381 Memphis. . .11:45 am New York . .12,-0) New York . . l .v pm AM ••vine . . 4d»t M mr ... 7:ri pm Memphis , , , f-001 ”* snlngton . *J:35 ; DEATH8. Dr. Willis Perry Burt, <3 years old, died of heart failure at his residence, 73 Mllledge avenue. Joseph T. Mayhugh, B years old. died of meningitis at 177 Griffin street. Mary Bloodworth, 10 years old, died of • typhoid fever at 260 Ashby street. ' William Ellle, 87 years old, died of old age at 443 Courtland etreet. Roland Holt, 13 years old, died of heart failure at Presbyterian hospital. Pat O’Hara, 9 years old, died at Greenville, S. C. Mias Helen if. Franklin, 21 yeari old, died at 345 Peachtree street of typhoid fever. Mrs. Laura E. Livermore, 87 yeari old, died at Cedartown, Ga. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huffman, at 55 Henry street, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Donnelly, st 205 Cooper street, a boy. To Mr. and ilre. .Charles P. Con- natty, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Burnett, at'59 Jett> street, a daughter. ■To Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Elaeman, at 329 Washington street, a eon. BUILDING~PERMITS. $85—T. E. Shaw to add to one-atory frame dwelling at 24 Dunn street. $100—G. A. Coleman to build frsma shed at corner Vine and Foundry streets. $25—8. E. Lilley to build brick nail at 342 Oakland avenue. 150—Lafltte Stone Company to build frame shed at III East Hunter street. 36,500—Mrs. M. F. Smedly to build two-story frame dwelling at 412 East Fair street. 376—A. H. Yancy to re-cover frame dwelling at 423 Mangunx street. 14,000—Mrs. Kate L. Dykes to build two-story frame dwelling at 620 Peach tree street. $25—O. E. Johnson to add to veranda at 180 Hunnlcutt street. ,, *2,100—J. M. Hendrix to build a two- W story frame dwelling at It Lucile ave- < nue. $1,500—R. F. Plckert to build one- story frame dwelling at 285 Waldo street. $240—M. Rich, to build addition to house rear 335 South Pryor street. 12.700-rJohn W. Harrison to build three one-story frame dwellings oa Plant street, near Fraser. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $200—J. N. Malone and N. P. Wal thall to Wolf Shetsen, lot on corner of Walnut and Rhodes street. Warranty deed. $540—Wolf Shetsen to Mrs. Theresa H. Stern, lot on corner of Walnut and Rhodes streets. Warrar|y deed. $200—Arthur P. Dyer to Wolf Shet- sen. lot on Wslnut street, near Rhode*. Warranty deed. , , $1 and Other Consideration*—A. J- Collier's heirs to Mededlth Collier, lot on Peachtree road. Warranty deed. $3,100—Mrs. Fannie Beardrley '« , Mrs. Margaret R. Henning. lot on W'-f. tol avenue, near Banning etreet. » “ r * rsnty deed. $50—College Park Land Company t» Mrs. Sallle C. Dsnforth, lot to to'* lege Park Cemetery. Warranty deed. *16,000—East Atlanta Land Comps of to McClure Ten Cent Company, lot ™ corner of Edgewood avenue and now ell street. Bond for title. $930—Mre. 8. E. Godard to Applemo Church Home, lot on Woodward ave- J nue. Warranty deed. , ' $2.000—Mrs. Jane E. Sima to J. *• Smith, lot on East Cain street, near Hilliard. Warranty deed. _• $2.100—W. P. White to Mrs. J r. Deal, lot on Nrth avenue. Bond for Ut $«6—J. B. Campbell to J. R. Mulle- nex, lot at comer of Bellwood avenue and Oliver street. Warranty deed. CLARK HOWELL SPEAKS AT DOUGLAS, GEORGIA Sptrial to Th* G^ocftan. Douglas, Ga., June 2«.-IIo*. Hark » HI Is addressing a targe crowd of *•**''.' »hl* county' hero today. The **•*'*■ ’iir" tlowriT .peaks st Brssts^lgjiet *1 :..iii.<rr(»»v ui irwli.'.ltta. Tburaa*/ joq he Mill at Ilobcrtf*