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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
Ad Taken For Leu Than
23 Cento.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom
pany out-of-town order*.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I LUMRER-WR HAVE THREE MILLS
i rutting south Georgia pine ahlngtea. AIM
inanafn'-ture flooring, celling,
I lath. Write us /or delivered prli
. Han Lumber Coin pa nf, Box 107,
Go.
aldlog
pJTJTfmrsjnrr
SPSS
172 Peachtree afreet, opposite Aragon hotel.
ananfY~uv ■wcgoF mw itatbi
j
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
11 you want a situation,
send your ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will he
to threo lines, one inser
tion.
•Irrat. H. W. Kill*. Atlanta.
CIHEIEU, CahII HUcS I'AIB F<HI
green poplar wood unapllt; shipments to
he made at once. Georgia Wood Plaatar
Co., r. O. Box 7*4.
EDUCATIONAL.
smTRmsrgnr iiwM&vzvm'r vmr-
writing, mathematics, grammar and spell
ing taught In erenlnga. Htokeljr*a Shorthand
and Bualneaa School, 34ft Peachtree afreet.
LOST..
Pryor i
pointer dog; evenly
tlon on feet and legs; had dollar on wl ..
my name on It. A aiiitalde reward for hla
delivery to me at Majestic hotel. J. B. H.
Holmes.
i>»wT-fl?. hattid.ay xirfuiutonyoy
Peoebtra. or Pryor street, or ha.ah.il
WANTED HELP—MALE.
waktkd-good rritoNo white urn
a* h.Ii^ra la tha foundry la lt.ro mold-
art’ trade. Good pay to atari with and
ilk good refer
Kllf Ufa. Co.
01KN AND BOYS WANTED L
plumbing. plMterinx. bricklaying,
riel offer Ilf. x-holerelilp nftr dollari
LEAItN
T J- BP»
Ian, mu
York. Chlraon. I
Vasikipkw
Mon guaranteed; frra rata
II roe. Trad# School a. New
St IntillL
CAllPKNTfcRfl
Jt I
lain# yards.
nm
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckio St. Car to
Waterworks.
»a mrwxsnti msitob r>v yoph
goods? If no, call np 2806 (Bell). Tho
Auction and Salvage Company, SO
Southern -
Month Pryi
I'IaniMt
. MR BV EliiNOMlO: UtRSCih
rap her, ITS; stenographer. $60. If you wish
a position aa atenograpber, call on ua. We
Imre more calls than we can All. Bellamy
Business Agency, WO Candler building.
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.
WANTED — TWENTY-
live women and girlB in
our sewing room. Anyone
who cau nm a machine at
homo can quickly learn our
work. Experienced opera
tors make from $8 to $12 per
week, and we pay 60c per
day while learning. Apl .
Nunnnlly Bros. & McCrca,
26 W. Alabama street.
In our sewing room to girls and women
on easy work, short hours and good parr
Experienced operators make from ft.00 t|
$1100 per week, and we will give good day
wages to those without et|*erleuce until
they laarn. If you live out of Atlanta,
write ua and we will give you Information
nhaat
McCrca. i
\vanTPI>=2S—RSPEUIKSTTO HKai*
scrub womans, white.or colored. Apply to
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
At rsfersnev*. J. P., tt Uapltol avs-
niH>, Atlnnti
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGE NTH WANTING BIG AND QUICK
. moosy atBd for our fra* H reals ra. Gtt
•ml 8*1#* S»4 Rupply Co.. Moblls. A!s.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
IVTBLLIURNT, UUBTLINU Skl.KnUKN
for rn.xolflc.ot a.w moo; bow fratorao:
nit onll.ro; .xcln.lT. t.rrilory *nd liberal
prapodtloa; extraordinary chaoc. tor work-
m. State If you bar. bad .apcrtcora.
Itod^lD. Co.. All.ota. Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WA.NTBD—THE PUBI.IO TO KNOW
tkat lb. Hooikera Auettna aad flair...
C*., it 99 8. Pryor, can dlspos* of yo«r
Ittimakom goods, offico fixtures, tafot, car-
ji*f*1 rags, plaaoo. otc,. to advaata^o.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLAS ENGINE* ATI.AII BOILggg
Atlas Bagla. Tort. Eoiplro Bldg., Atlanta
IrktreUTS BTilNEiH nousES
»h il,l have blab grad, rigno Call oa
Vtaot Mfo Co, »1S North Prjor atrooL
HAVE GOOD I'PttUfllT - PUMA IQS
^ Addrrw^llios. rare^Gwgtaa.
gas arc lamp*, ono atmorase ami on*
eOQBtsr. Ctd* Book Co., 69 Whitehall it.
Poll »iU:-kRMIMGT(IS' At'ToS'Xfir
rtotgan. 12'gasge, roll rhok*. Braad-new;
227.66. Hen-1 hook draft nr mooey order.
Thoaiao P. Peoeork. Rotlrdge. Go.
'rllK Sgi tiieun auctign aSTi 8aI.
rag. Con poor, at 26 Booth Pryor otnot,
will boy or ml yon out.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN TOO, BEE THE, ATLANTA
Wr- klnc <a'i mw 11m. Jut iiim a
(all lino or tranks. traveler.' aopptle. sad
■ami efSr. aapplioa. Tho rboapoot ever,
mM. Wo hay. wl nr eirfcaogo ever, thing.
.K>d4I Wet MltckaU atrotL DoU pboo.
Kmt-hIWdaY NIAINTW bk'UBZK
McBanlel street crossing. Southern rail
way tracks, a package containing white
silk coat, etc. Package fell out of car
window of Southern train. Return *'
East Alabama •»—ot and recaire raw
WW-at BALL I’Altk l gAU» WAtcR
open face; old gold fob. Rearard and no
qneatlons asked. II. L. II. engraved <n
watch and fob. fl. L. Hopkins, 619 Kqul
table bldg.
GIVE YOUR BUSINESS A TONIC.
Has your business suffered the, depressing influence of the hot weather?
Aren’t you enjoying as much prosperity as your competitor who uses adver
tising space in The Georgian? If not, advertise at once. You can learn. If
you haven’t advertised try it a couple of times. Fine summer tonic for a sick
business.
nitAunArii riANOB.
ggTAIlI.IMIKIl 1123.
beciit piano co,. 6; n. Konsrrn.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITDOUT PAIN BY AN IM
proved metbou. Alt wort guaranteed IS
P air.. RM.oo.lile price.. tinier Doatal
•flora. MVk Whit.bull St., oror Ernmona
rtotbtn, .tor.-. Boll nbol. WJ.
EAST CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
_ ’iiLMIlli CUI'iAUBB. ALJlIln, NralY,
occupied r.fularlr by hlah da., colored
tosaota, at a ratal of 284 par month: Tbit
a oped.lly pnl renting property and
i be bought at 22,760. Cub or ferau. Boo
for barfiloa.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN A VS.
BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES.
TTRACTIVK KIGNH WILL BRINO YOU
bualneaa. ror high grade work call on
>nt. 91ft N. Pryor. Pfcona 2821
Flu Bln"
Kant, ,
Bargaiba.
-Jl kloda. Home easy terms.
W. JONKH, BI’HINKHH BUuKK.lt,
222-221 Century Bldg. Phones 6660.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8.
COOIa. I’l.KAHANT ROOMS
•S’**
CLEAN. COOL NICELY FUBNISIIBD
room* for men. $2 par wj#
charge for two In room. JO Tr
B. Phone 346. Atlanta phone
W.'
SHOE REPAIRINQ.
N. 7.AZAR1IH. 21 It. 1‘IIXOH AT. . .
Impt and ahoe repairing.^ Whsn.Iasyj
eat repairing only,
oak leather, with
I know bow to
I mean -
material and
tha beat workmanship,
pair b*canae I know - —— - —
llfut mender and can mftka comfortable
-jd aervlceabl# ahoe broke down and worn
out ours. Don't forget tha No., 21 8. Pryor
street
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
LET ME TELL YOU HOW TO MAKE
JdoneVj^^HImehamjh^AtUuri^^^^
FIREWORK8.
!W»»iS7S35£S9«E
I open stock at Junction Peachtree and I
Ivy streets, and corner Spring and AlexJ
sm|*£jtreeti^Jul^^4jVjJarUn|jj^*
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUNDER,
Phonra 181. WE. Ilantor BL
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In Booth. $4 N. Broad Bt
“KENT LIGHTS.”
TUB REST OP M \NTLK LIGHTS NOW
aold *1 am N. Pryor SL Aloa Kao
Pboat Oil.
SHOE REPAIRINQ.
GWINN’8 SHOE SHOP.
WALL PAPER.
M. QUICK _ —
mouMIncvptrlaroa. Pljlora fr
Ball phono 7% Standard 704. 11 I
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
tor Talking Marhlnoa aad Boootda. Juat
raeelfed large cCfilgniaool of arachlaso aad
oror 10,000 record*. Immedlat* altontloa
S roa null otd*a. Wo want tbo M»oa of
I talking m.oblno doalort to tho oootb.
Writ, for ratalofao. Aloaoador-ltyoa Co.
BICVCLEd aN1» dl)HU»ra-aBi»OT
Mryrlo and oondry dlatrtbutora In tbo
loatV.^ Booth.™ aj
Bnw
rlio far oat
■Alan odor-
YOUR TEETH
CBOWXKD S t HOLD CBOWN8 tl UP,
wltkoat .pain. All work faaraatMd U
yrara. Lnalor Dantgl PnHora. WM Whit.-
kail St, oror Baiaioaa' clatklag atom. Boll
pkoaa
Muva. HT.»ht, pack awd dim-
kooarkold good a; taanraarw rata ooa par
rat nl■ I n aiti . 1U .T* Waltm
pkooaa. Catkcart’a Traaa-
SSk-kB.-
for special occasion a. SOS*
Tflr ilja
in "PAikfi
teeTh
XTRACTRD POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN-AII daklal work dooo wltkoot polo.
II work gotrontort U rotro. Lnnlrr Dow
tal Parlor a. WA Wkltrtall Bt. oror
>’ clothing atom Boll pkooo SM
CASH REGISTERa
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HALLWOODB. IDEALS
and all other make# at bargain prices.
We can ae!l yon a register, suitable for
f bualneaa, at a price that cannot help
! pi ease yon.
hah or monthly payments. Every register
iraateed for two yrara. — “
lister tV. Branch ef An
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAM A AN It " mYlAN OTBAW"UAtS
NORTH SIDE HOMES.
Hare gorernl retry bandgomo North
Bids bomsg. For InformsUon
•“ LIEBMAN.
Real Estate, Renting.
28 Peachtree St.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building
18.000-CHEAPEST AND BEST nOMB
naor Grant part on tkla aldr. Haa #>..
on cornar, coot front lot, HilM. abady.
lorol and booaa ooly about o 7for old.
wotar. got, aewarago, ate. Tbla placa will
boar cloa.it Inapactlon.,
82,100—qlennwood avenue cottage.
4-r. and boll/lot „t175, loraf and pretty,
boot port of tho .treat; bonao boa waiar.
both. Mwaragc, gaa, etc. la worth moto
atory, cornar lot, IOOiUO, loyal, abady,
lordy. Honao la good w now. Toll place
la worth 0 lot more money than tbla. bring
iH-autlfully altuatcd In Atlonu'a prettlcar
K2s-rr.ino new i-a lstort noMB
on good north alda porod atreet; car lino,
etc., bonao la donlilo floored, alarm a boated,
baootlfiilly flnlabed Inalde and ont, nice olo-
I2W—ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAB.
fronting 100 fact on car lino and Marl Oita
dirt rnaa; run, book 400 foot; good nclgb-
horhood. Village being built here.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Ont Loft of Eight Brand Now
Suburban Homoo.
Tbo Aral month will bo given FREE
and tt occupied on. year, two morn
month, will ba given FREE at tha
and of tha year, making only nlno
montho you will have to pay for. Nona
but good fnmllUa will bo allowed In
tbaaa houacs. Theta are located on tha
Rlrar elec trio fear llna only twanty
minute, ride from tha cantar of the
city; -contain T and I room.; bava
navor been ocouplod; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every houaa front.
A flfly-foot Park,’which la not In trtaa,
evergreen, and flowara. Pure air; na
tive oak*; an Ideal apot for children.
It la cheaper than living In tha city
and tha aurroundlnga are morn whola-
noma. In tha center of thla Park are
the Ferro Phoephate Spring*, which
will cur# any caae of atomach or Udnay
trouble, no matter of haw long (tend
ing. R now haa a new church, neatly
furnlahed, a .tore, a achool-houaa coat
ing 81.100.00 will eoon ba completed.
Captain J. T. Mllla, who Uvea on the
ground, will (how you through tha
houeea. Rant 120.00 par month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
It Auburn Avonus.
EMMETT HEIGHT,
827,80p-RENTS FOR 22,100. ON IJ5ASE, TO
delighted tenant*, la cIom In on north
aide, luat off Peachtree atreet. Tbla la a
allledge loreatment; la almoat brand t
810,000 eaab; reatala will bay balnnca. ^
I. C. McCRORY. A McI)ONAI,T) EUBANKS,
L. M. JOHNSON.
OFFICE SPACE FOR
RENT.
IN EQUITABLE BLDG. WITH ONE
other party. Urge, nlro office wltb nee
of both pbotir*. Aadreoo "EquIUble," care
STATE OF OEOROIA. FULTON COUNTY.
To tbo Huporlor Coart of Mtd.Couoty;
The petition of II. Qoottlnger nod Her-
man Cohsn, both of Fnlton county. Georgia,
and A. Flstaucr, of Franklin county, Fior*
ids, respectfully shows:
First. That they desire for themselves,
their associates, successors and assigns, to
be Incorporated under the name and style of
"AMEIilCAN HAT^MANUFACTUBINO
* term of twenty <20
legs of renewal at
tlon Is to be fifteen thousand (Si$,<
" In, either In money or
fair .valuation, and Is ta
res of the par value of
one handred <1100.01
idol Is rs etch; petitioners
desire the privilege of increasing said capl-
from tfins to time by a vote of
ipltsl stock, according
tal stock ...
a majority of the capital am.,
—Ird. The object of the proposed cor
poration Is pecuniary profit and gain to its
stockholders; and the particular business
which petitioners propose to carry oil is
manufacturing, buying and selling of
of every character and description,
all kinds of feathers, lares, trimmings
find such articles as are usually carried in
t. Petitioners
_____ __ manufacture.
bay and Mil any and all other kind, of
■ aa they may dr —
persooal property aa they may deem necee-
aery or proStable In connection with tbalr
aald liualneoa.
Fourth. Petitioner, deal re the further
right to make aaeh contract! aa may It#
neeeaanry, to acqalra. own, tiny and Mil
aucb arllrlca of tieraonal property, gooda,
» and merrbfindlae aa from time to
may bo deemwl advlMhle In and (boat
bualneM of Mid corporation, and tba
t to acaulre. own. bay and Mil aacb
reel eatato aa from tlmo to time may be
deemed adrlaable, and the rlyht to make
by-lewe, oorrow money, execute notea and
anenmber any or all. of Ita property by
mortgage, loan deed, deed of treat or otber-
wIm for the nurpoM of Mooring any erl-
deuce of IndehtedneM of tbo corporatloa
and to have and en|oy all the righto, privl-
DEATH8,
Mra. Llxzle ratrhlng, 64 yearn old. died
at C Auburn ayenae.
Mra. -J. O. Smith. •) yearn old, died of
-jmplexy at gg Loekle.atreet.
Mian Irene Dempaey. 2S yearn old. died
of ajPpemllrltl* at Elkln-Uooper Mnltarium.
Clifford Hafford, I year* old. died of coo-
geatloa of the laaga at Ik) (iriffln *treer.
I^rcy Reek, » montba old. died of choler
Infantum at S Ubloekart atreat.
Zelna Baebelor, 1 year old. died of cholera
ifantum at 82 liurnebirt atreet.
Mra. Jolla K. Becker, M yearn old, died
of paralyala at Ite.1 Oak. Ga.
Infant child of Mr. and Mra. Henry Huff,
an died at M Ilrnry atreet.
Mra. Iaa belle Fiord. 71 yean old, died
t dyMbtrry at Kl Went Fifth etmt.
. Hr*-* 11 * F.CoxIl yearn old, died of
heart dlaeeae at It Oak atnet.
Mra. Brldgett Clair, bl yrara old. died of
apoplexy at *04 North Boulevard.
.Mr*.- Lula tt. Colquitt, (8 yean old, died
at 487 Piedmont avenue.
Loole A. Uaddla, 8 yean old. dial of
voniumptlMi at 48 Iter eon arrnue.
Helen Klaner. 7 yeera bid, died of typhoid
fever at lg Lampkln atreet.
PR0PERTY^TRAN8FER8.
U.n4.40-Ea*t Atlanta Land Company to
J !. h ? iVii.wjr ^.s* n , :rsid ,Ten,: '‘'
ll.MOplamcf W. Gracn. Mra. Knolls K.
J/oyd, lot on Lucy street, near Gsrtrell,
MrUsnlH street. Warranty deed.
$5,100— East Atlanta Land Comosny —
Ilugh T. Inman, lot on corner of Edgewood
avenue and Jsrkson street. Warranty deed.
IMk-Jamer
A^J. Leak,
oq Sims street Warranty
BUILDING PERMIT8.
$2.00fr-CapttaI. City Club, to repair dub
house at corner of Peachtree and Ellis
streets.
$1,000—Kimball House Company, to chtlgt
, Hudson, to bnJM one
atrg* # •*— ui *
nil! affest'
$20—R. F. Wood, to build frama staud
at 62 EUa atreet.
. $00—R. Corhran. agent, to recover frame
dwelling at 61 Crew atreet.
$250—R. O. Cochran, agent, to recover one-
story frame dwelling at 12-14-16-1$ Larkin
street.
$1,600—R. K. Hudson, to build one-story
frame dwelling at 166 Lawton street.
BIRTH 8.
To Mr. and Mra. T. A. Raney, $63 Central
avenue, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs.
Ella atreet, a son,
B. C. Lambert, at 85
To Mr. ahdMra.8. B. Doris, a daughter.
Deaths ahd Funerals.
Fifth. The principal off
jfflee an _ ______
bnslneag of the nreiuwed cdrporatlog will
In tbo city of Atlanta, said state
Ut
L.'
eKalb county cheap.
TEETH
DEtT SET OF TEETH 28.0A OUAR
ov.r Inou' clatklag ataca. Bell pk
SS'-I
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
ui places of doing
huslneae at other places within sod with
out this atate.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be made
it. -- A- nn4 „ 7 , t
trial leges
_s liabili
ties fixed by law.
This Juke 11th. 1M6.
WALTER W. VI8ANRKA.
Petitioners' Attorney.
Filed Id office this JunelL 1S06.
ARNOLD HROYLK8. Clerk.
STATE OF GEORGIA, COU.NTY OF FUl
1. Arnold Broyles, clerk of the superior
court of aald county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is a true and correct
* - “ irter in the
B fli. it
this office.
Witness my offlrlsl signature and the seal
of aald court this June II. 1601
. ARNOLD HUOYLE8.
Clerk Superior Court kulton County, ua.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
dhowIngthe^Arrlv aT a
ecnri'r Trains of the I
WKKTKUN AND ATLAi
No. Arrive From— No
• l Nsshvllle 7:1#am* 2
NO. 136 PEACHTREE STREET—AT THE
above number oa Peachtree atreet, be
tween James and Pomth streets, you will
Had one storeroom, r*x47. with basement
about the earns else. This place Is suitable
for a nice grocery or almost any kind of
retail business, and a live man ran do a
Mod bualneaa at this stand. UI be vacant
July 1. Rent $110 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue.
Both Pbooea (18.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
1TLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luokie St. Car to
.Waterworks,
•M Naakvilla llri* am tt ■■■■
IS Marietta .Jtt pm 78 Marietta
» 1 NaakvIUa 7 JS pm» * Kaakvlll.
}|s
villa'*: IS
. T.OS pm larkaop
t*£S.
ATLANTA AND WEST FOUNT BAIL-
ROAD.
Depart T»—
•v »i*..m.ty I* am
is
J
Til train* ef Atlanta aad Want Point
lUllroad t'ompany arric# at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal atatton. earner
Mlt.kril atreet aad Madlooa av.nac.
UEORUIA RAILROAD.
Arrive FVeea Depart r
SEABOARD AIB LINE RAILWAY.
WalKataoTn* am RjraKagka^T 4
Akava la Central time.
Luc!la 8trepa.
Luclle Strop,, 41-2 years old, died
at the realdence of her parent*. 103
Fowler street, at 12 o’clock Sunday
night The funeral arrangement* have
not yet been announced.
F. E. Smith.
F. E. Smith, a merchant at Howells
Station, died at hla home Sunday
night at 18 o’clock. Mr. 8mlth was
St year, old, and hod been III for a
long time. He Is survived by a wife
and several children. The remains
will be taken to Falrburn, a*., for fu
neral and Interment at 12 o'clock
Tueiday.
Mi** Iren* Demptey.
Mia, Irene Dempsey, daughter of C.
J. Dempaey, former repreaentatlve In
the legislature from Butts county, died
Sunday night at a private sanitarium
from the effects of an operation for
appendicitis. She Is eurvlvad by a
father, mother, slater and two broth
ers. The remains will be taken to
Jackson for Interment Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ann E. Cox.
Mra. Ann EL Cox, 81 years old, died
of heart dleeaae at her realdence, 21
Oak street at it o'clock Saturday
night. Funeral Mrvlces war* con
ducted at the* realdence at 6 o’clock
Hunday evening, and the body taken
to LaGrange for Interment at 6:10
Monday morning.
Mrs. Bridget Clair.
Mrs. Bridget Clair. >* years old, died
at her residence. 104 North Boulevard,
at It o'clock Sunday morning of apo
plexy. Funeral services were con
ducted at Sacred Ueart church Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock, and Inter
ment woe at \Vestt(lew.
Helen Elxner.
Helen Eisner, Mven yean old. died
Bundky at -he residence of her father,
J. E. Eisner, No. 18 Lampkln atreet.
The funeral was from the realdence at
8 o'clock Monday afternoon, and the In'
ferment was at Hollywood. '
Zelda Bachelor.
Zelda Bachelor, the one-year-old
daughter of W. J. Bachelor, died at
tha realdence of her father. No. 12
Rhlnehart street Sunday night. The
funeral.eervtcae wan held at the reel
dence at 10 o'clock Monday morning,
and tha Interment wee at Hollywood.
Mrs. G. J. Smith.
Mra. O. J. Smith, for thirty yearn a
reeldent of Atlanta, died at tha Taber
nacle Infirmary Sunday morning after
an lllnose of only a few days. She
stricken with paralysis lost
day evening, and In aplte of every
rare and attention she continued to
sink until the end came. She Is sur
vived by a eon, Scott Smith, a member
of the Atlanta Hr* department, at|d a
daughter. Mra. C. K. Summer,, also of
Atlanta. She was the aunt of Mra.
Thames White, of West PolnL and
William Brughnot, of Atlanta. The
funeral service* wilt be held Tuesday
morning at 11 o'clock In Barclay A
Brandon's chapel. The Interment will
be at Hollywood. The following will
act as pallbearers: W. H. Ivy, J. M.
Jenkins, H. P. Harris, M. E. McGee, R.
L. Dennard and R. M. Fisher. •
Mrs. Lixxie Catching.
Tha funara! of Mrs. Llxxle Catching
will take place Tuesday morning at
IS o'clock at tha chapel of H. M. Pal-
tereon at S* North Forsyth atreat. In
terment will follow at Hollywood cem
etery
A BIG BLOCK FOR SALE
We are offering for sale a tract fronting on
Spencer, Vine and Thurmond, 285x387, for $3,-
500.
This is about 1-2 mile from Terininal Station,
near. Electric Light Plant and Rug Mills; it is
the only block you can buy oh west side. Big
demand for small building lots in this section.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Offlcixlly corrected by Atlanta Fruit tnd
Produce exchange.
Lcmooa $5.25 to $5.50.
Llmee 75 to $1.
l'eachea. per crate. 81 to $1.60.
I’IncepnIce $2 to $2.50, market at present
time well stocked.
Bananas, straights, sc- bunch $1.50 to
$L7S. Culls, per luim-o, $1 to $1.25.
Watermelons, $7.60 to $30.00 per 100; de.
land good.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.-
Live bens $5 to 37Hc: fries 22Vfc to 25c:
I>roilera 15 to 22ttc. Live docks, Pekla $6
> 36c; puddle 25 to 2?Hc.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c.to 18c.
Eggs, per doxen. 17 to 17^.
Butter, table, per lb., SO to 22tfcc; cook
ing. per lb., 12Hc to 15c..
Honey—New HttOc lb.; In l ib. racks 10
&12c.
VEGETABLES.-Jrtsb potatoes. No. 1
itock $$.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75.
Tomatoes, per crate, $2 to $2.50; demond
food.
Corn, new, 15 to 2<V. per doxen.
Okra, per crate, $1.60 to $2.
Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.20.
i erme, *i.du io *i.*
crate. $1.60 to $2X0.
Blackberries lh to 12%c Quart.
Dewberries 10 to 12b*c quart. '
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FIoOUB.—Postals Elegant $6.35; Diamond
R tent $6: fancy pe*eot 11.10; bslf patent
10 to $4.$B: jeartey $3.90* spring wheat
patent I5.60OC Market strong.
_ CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. 2 white
No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
TS-—C‘ x ‘- “ * -
Me;
proof, 60c.
MEAL.—Plain water ground, per huahel.
Jc? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, 63c.
Shorts, white, $1.40: medlnm, $1.85; brown,
lire bran, $1.20; mixed bran, $1.15.
a.—Timothy, choice large bales, $1.10:
choice small bales $L14; do., No. 4
* r bales, $1.06; do.. No. '
,1 hXy p - 1
d&, cbo). __ _
timothy bales, $y$rdb.. No. i’ll;
clover mixed $1.06; do.. No. 2 cloi
“De.
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The above prices are f. o. b. <
object to Immediate acceptam
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.-Stand
York Refined 4%
4%c. Market stronger.
<,'OFFEE'.—Roasted Arhuckle'a $15.50;
bulk, Jn fJapMor ^arrela, I2%c; green 10 to
RICE.—Carolina *4tt to 7Hc, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fane/ full cream dairy, 1414c
twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Supreme bams 14\§c. l)bve
ams 15c. California hams 10Hc; Red Croas
sma. lie. Dry salt extra ribs 9.75; bellies
i lbs. 10:60; fat hacks 8(4; plates 6(4c.
” 10c. Suow
THE WEATHER.
tonight and Toeodoy.
WEATHER IN~COTTON BELT.
Winona. Mlaalulppl-Cleor and cool; good
rain yesterday.
jJMwilko. Alabama—Warm; ohowera yester-
« uluiuliui, (la.—Terrifle rain, hull * and
windstorm Mating nltout an hour yt-atrrday
nfteruoou; now portly vloudy oud pltawtor.
i The weather lu other portion! of the licit
geuerally clear and hot.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Generally clear:
nattered rains.
Northwest—Generally clondy: tt to tt
alHire; general ralno.
Went and Moutbweot—^Generally cloudy; M
to 76 above; general rain. In Kan^ta, Ne
braska. Iowa; local Mloooari and Illinois
Onto t alley—Uenenlly clear; 70 to 74
above; local ralna.
WEATHER FORECAST.
(teorgla-Hliowen and cooler Monda
Tuesday ahowera, light to freah
“hide.
_ North Carolina—Partly clondy Monday:
Tneaday shower* and cooler, varltblo wind*.
_«outh Carolina—l*artly cloudy Monday;
Tucrdity ahowera and cooler; light to Ireeh
eottth wlnda.
ft
Showers Monday and Tuesday; fariabla
winds.
Alabama—Rbowcrs Monday; cooler In east
ern portion; Tuesday showers, variable
winds.
Mississippi—Showers
Monday; Tuesday
partly cloudy, variable winds.
Louisiana—Partly cloudy Monday,, show
ers In eastern
Rsvsnnab Ss. 1909..,
128
Allfiniu, uS* ASU. a, *, .... lw*
Atlanta, 4V4s. 1922 109
Atjanta, 4s,. 1*M. 106>4
Atlanta i
Atlanta i
oint Debts. 107 U0
C. It. of Ueoraia first Income....
do. second Income
do. third Income
Georgia
Augusta and 8avannab
Southwestern
Georgia l.’adflc lata
Ce I ■■■■■
, aad A. 1st..
GEORGIA NEJVS
IN PARAGRAPHS
8pok« at Bainbridg*.
Special to Tb, Georgian.
Dalnbridge, On., July 2.—Colonel J.
H. Eatlll, the eouth Georgia candidate
for governor, who wan to have apoken
here yesterday, could not come on ac
count of the lllnea, of hln brother.
Colonel T. S. Morgan, Jr., of Savan
nah, was here and npoke to a small
audience In the Interest of Colonel Es-
tiU’e candidacy. Quite a number of
ladles were preient.
Mrs. Brown Diet.
8peclel to The Georgian.
Elberton, Go., July 2.—Mrs. Priscilla
Brown died yesterday 'at the home of
her daughter, Mr*. Charles Taylor, and
wan burled this morning at Elmhurst
cemetery. She was the mother of
Messrs. J. C. Brown. M. J. Brown and
Dillard Brown, of thla place, and Mrs.
Rayley, of Wilkes county.
8pok* for Colonel EetilL
Special to The Georgian.
Cairo, Go., July 2.—Hon. T. S. Mor
gan. of Savannah, add reared an en
thusiastic crowd her. In behalf of
Colonel J. H. Eatlll for goveynnr. Mr.
Eatlll was to have been here alio, but
on account of the death of his brother
he wan unable to Ml hie, engagement.
The crowd numbered about 400.
Barbecue for Hoke Smith.
Special to The Georgian.
Hawklnsvllle, On.. July 2.—A big
barbecue le being prepared for Haw-
klnavllle to occur on July 5. A large
crowd Is expected to hear Hon. Hoke
Smith speak on that day.
Engine Cylinder f^alla on Man.
Special to The Georgian.
Demoreet. Ga, July 2.—Four men
were earning * cylinder of an engine
up an Incline at the Demoreet Foun
dry and Machine Shop here Saturday,
when some misstep caused M. C. Webb,
one of the four men, to slip and fall off
the platform, the cylinder followftig
and striking him on the throat, cut
ting a long deep cut on the right side.
Teachers' Institute Opens.
Special to The Georgian.
Rock mart. Ga. July 3.—The .com
bined teacher*’ Institute for Floyd, Poll!
and Paulding counties met at Pied
mont Institute today and will continue
during the week.
The Institute I, being conducted by
Professor Q. W. Macon and Miss Jule
II. Tucker.
Crops Badly Damaged.
Special to The Geocgtap.
Clio, Go, July 2.—The heavy rains
and storms In this section have dam
aged all crop* not less than 20 per cent.
The crop* are also eight or ten days
a uvsua/, iijgut m iimu sguiu ni|iug.
Kentucky—Partly cloudy Monday, ahowera
In eaat portion; Tueaday ahowera and cooler.,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Over the eaatern half of the country the
preaaure haa become flat and is nowhere
In ew#»e« cf normal. In the northwest the
preaaure haajnereaaed and the center of
grenteat air preaaure Is now over Moutaoa.
The advance, of the “high” baa nerved to
break the l»ickbo»e of the heated ware of
the Rock Ira.
Showers have occurred In Kansas, north
ern Texas, the lower Mississippi valley, por
tions of Alabama, Georgia, Florida and New
England.
The conditions favor occasional ahowera
In thla section tonight and Tuesday, not
so warm tonight
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending it $ s. m., 75tb
meridian time. July 2. 1906.
STATIONS OF
DISTRICT.
^Atlanta, p. cloudy........
*Chattnnooga, clear
Uoluinbna, p. cloudy......
Gainesville, dear
UreenvfUe. clear..
Griffin, clear
•Macon, p. cloudy
tlcello, clear..
nrwnan, p. cloudy..
Rome, dear
Nnartanhnrg, dear
TallapooiM, dear
Toccoa. clear
West Point, ebudy
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-bour
perioil ending at 6 n. in. tbla date.
. Heavy Rainfalls: Greenwood. 8. C„ 1.60;
Washington, Gn„ 1.96; Klngstree, 8. C.. 1.94;
Itohellne, Lit., 1.84; Oxark. Ala., 1.70; t’nlon
Hprings, Ala.. 2.14.
«|?
5-1
Atlanta
Augusta
<Tinrb*ston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobil*
Montgomery
New Orleans
DlsL Average*.
Temp'ture.
Ill
< Iklahotna ..
Knvnnuah ...
Vicksburg ..
Wilmington
T ludlcates Inappreciable rainfall.
Remarks.
The temperatnree continued abnormally
nigh over the la»ir, the changes Mng unim
portant. Rainfall nertirred Tn all district*,
the auinuuta being heavy In portions cf
Motifh Carolina, Georgia; Alabama awl
Louisiana.
J. B. MARBUUY.
Section Director.
THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
By Private f.eased Wire.
^ u,jr 2.—Il«g*— Receipts today
45.000. Msrket.generally steady: quality
ir; left over 3.947; bulk $6.798lt7H; est!
Sted for tomorrow 18.000; light hogs $6.4#
food io cholee beery 22.7S4
ns
Men Get «n Advance.
Bt. Louis, July 2.—With the rote to
accept the compromlM taken yeeter-
day by the Bridge and Structural
Worker.' Union, the teat of the labor
differences which have kept building
operation. In a turmoil for the lost
three months came to an end. Under
the compromU* the own g» on ad
vance of 40 cenu a dax
ShUOfli Market .tmnj; l
lOr hi.her; quality fair; heeve. I
li.r-Ktco; heifer.
1; prtoie .terra .
o 24.06G6.20; .rocker, and fbedrr.
22,706*4.60.
Sheep—K.Mm.rcd receipt. 16.000. M.rk#t
•tendy; quality fnlr; native 11200120; we.r-
Rabbi. Arc in 8««.ion.
Indlnn.polla, Ind., July 2.—The cen
tral conference of American rabbi, be
gan here with e meeting at' which e
program for the aeaplon* wee mapped
out. The establishment of a general
aynod or conference, which will In
clude all the Jewlah minister, of the
United Btate. and Canada, will be the
most Important to com* before the
conference.
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH
By Private leaned Win.
'Aeheville, X. C, July 2.—One of Hi*
largest and moet Important religion,
gathering, held In the South thl. yeir
will be the missionary conference
the Episcopal church of Amerlr...
which meet* here October 21 for B
three days' session. Episcopalian
from Maryland, Virginia, Weat Vir
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North an!
South Caroline and Oeorgta will be I*
attendance. It la estimtolrd that ful r
1,100 delegates will attend the meetlny.
and matters of grave Importape* '»'■>
be dlscuued. Fully twenty-tlYe bl.n-
ops will attend.
Among the moet prominent speaker.
i be heard or* John W. Wood, BDb,»
Gale and BUbop Randolph.