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jTTE ATLANTA
GEORGIAN.
THURSDAY. JULY 5. HO*
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
No Ad Taken For Less Than
25 Cents.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom-
pany out-of-town orders.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow,
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Situations Wanted will
hereafter be inserted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
send your ad. to Tho
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
„ Stfh ,
DeLoach Mill
good reft
T Mfg. C<
references need appl
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LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
works:
Take Luckie St. Car to
Waterworks.
HO VOP WAN* WfilftTOBfi or TOPS
goods? If so, mil up 2308 (Dell). The
Southern Auction and Salvage Company, 20
Boutb Pryor.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED —TWENTY-
five women and girls in
our sewing room. Anyone
. who can run a machine at
home can quickly learn our
work. Experienced opera
tors make from $8 to $12 per
week, and we pay 60c per
day while learning. Apply
Nunnally Bros. & McCrea,
36 W. Alabama street.
In our sewing room to'girls ami women
on eaiy work, short hours and good pay.
Experienced operators make from $8.00 to
812.00 per week, and ws will give good day
wages to tbosa without experience until
* * ouV of *
ltarn. If you lire out of Atlanta,
write ua and we will give yon Information
about boarding places. Nunnally Bros, ft
McOrea, M W. Alabama afreet.
Hill UUWi, livai nimiim.
of New Klmb.ll Immediately,
tlsnta. Apply main offlte
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
pber with three years* experience In lum
ber business In or out of city. Best refer
ences furnished. Address “C. F. M.," care
Georgian.
*61)Mo MAS 1 ; VAnTgh
perlence, compelled to give up Indoor
work, wants light traveling position. A. C. t
Box SO, Loganvllle, Ga.
WANTED—AQENT8.
AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK
money sand, for our free circulars. Gan
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
yon have bad axparianca.
WANTED— MI8CELLANEOU8.
WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that tha Southern Auction and Salvage
“ at SO 8. l*ryor. can dispose of your
posec; also to rent atone crusher i
crptejmhuT^^cl *>i>h Mill Mfg.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex
change. hay and tall automobiles. Garage.
10-12 Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga. Bell
phone 4834-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work call on
Kent. 91ft N. Pryor. Phone 2828.
=nLfe,T*»BAi%Pilu^tM:As?!i:\\W-
well.
MOlpped skirting rink,
llanr, main 1227. Owner, 401
J{!fefl-Mflf f>V fltooK oni.y-WiI.l
buy .apply business, good for 9300 and
upward moolbly. Staple Good., tbl. p.-
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
CLEAN, COOL. NICELY rUBNlBHRD
room, for turn, t? por work No .lira
rbarn for two Id room, to Trinity tvsnu*.
H l l ie. £248. Atlanta phott* im.
Wantk ina i-AftTsr^
„ WITH *00“TO
Invest In n rood paring mnnuf.rturlng
Addrru W. U.. car. Georgian.
WANTED— ROOM8.
wxyfBnnivxwsi i Ttcsort i mn -
ati.as i:.\<;im;s ai las iioh.khh
Alla* Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
should have high grade signs. Call on
Kent Sign Ca. 91% North Tryor street.
Fbone 29m
TUB POtlTIIKUN AUCTION AN’Ii tUT,-
vote Compear, at SO Boutb Pryor street,
will buy or self you out.
toll HALE—TWO CAR lAJADS FTNE
Broekwsy surrfes. runabouts and depot
wagons. Nothing better made. Georgia
Vehicle Hfg. Co., 60 sud 62 West Mitchell
•freer.
FOR »ALti-hfciW RUBBER TIKE;
Fob kAI.E—ONli llKHK, FGCii (IAK AltC
lamps, one showcase and one counter.
Cole Bodk Co., 69 Whitehall atreet
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN YOU BEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.*a new line. Just added a
fall line of trunks, travelers* supplies and
genera! office supplies. Tbe cheapest ever
•old. % We buy, sell or exchsnge everything.
27 ana 9 West llltckell street Bell ’phone
m
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBBR-WB HAVE THREE MILLS
cutting nouth Georgia pine ebJogles. Also
manufacture flooring, celling, siding sod
lath. Write os for delivered prices. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele,
Go.
ALL STYLES GATE8. WIRE AND IRON
fencea sold and erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive
agents for “Page Fence.’* Dixie Fence Co.
successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hunter
street Phones 3*3.
1‘OR THE NEXT TEN DAYS 1 WI1.L
cut my £8 onlts to 825. Carroll, the talfor,
172 I’rachlrra street, opposite Araeon hotsl.
AT coht-MV stock ovinoUKkrm
and vault doors to be sold at cost during
next week; now Is your time. 26 8. Broad
street. It W. Ellis, Atlanta.
LIBERAL cAHII PRICE PAID W>ft
green poplar wood unspllt; shipments to
be made at once. Georgia Wood Plaster
Co., P. O. Box 764.
EDUCATIONAL.
writing, mathematics, grammar nnd spell
ing taught In evenings. Htokcly’a Shorthand
and Business School, 84^ l'cnchtrec street.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
t<j
buy three and four-room houses; also va
cant lots. If you have any. see ua. Frastef
ft Smith, 186 Auburn, corner Butler. Phone
WANTED—TO RENT.
wzvmtrys Trusy, svitfcr % x
fly* or sli room flat or rott.ge (by a
utea walk of postofflco. Addresa with par
ticulars B. X. L., care Tbe Georgian.
8HOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS, £1 8. PRYOR ST. f DO
boot and shoe repairing. When I ssy re
pairing, I mran tbe brat repairing only.
Superior material and oak leather, with
tbs brat workmanship. 1 know bow to
repair beranae 1 know a shoe. I am a
skilful mender and ran make comfortable
nnd serviceable shoe broke down and worn
oat ones. Don’t forget tbs No., 21 S, Pryor
street.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YAltBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 1255. 20 E. Hunter St
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad 8t
“KENT LIGHTS.’’
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIOIITS NOW
told at 91ft N. Pryor 8L Alex Kent,
Phons 4848.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell £335. Men’s sewed half soles, 75c.
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK A CO.—WALL i’APEli.
mouldings, picture*, picture frames, etc.
Bell phone 720. Standard 704. £7 E. Hunter.
PIAN08.
BUAMBACH PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1122.
BEcnT piano eo„ n n. forsyth.
YOUR TEETH
filled without pain by an im-
proved mstbou. All work guarsnlesd ll
Tsars. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental
Parlors,' 2215 Whitehall St., over Emmons 1
clothing store. Bell nhoi* 2SA.-J.
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11ATS
cleaned and reshaped, 60c.
Soft and stiff f«lt bats cleaned end ra-
shaped. 86c.
Bands or sweats, 2Sc each extra.
ACME HATTERS. 6ft Whitehall 8L
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES.AND BECOnDS-
Wholeaal* tad retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machine* end Record* Just
received large consignment of machine* sod
over 10,000 records. Immediate attsntloa
given mall ord*s. We went th* names of
all talking machine dealers In tbs south.
Write for catalogue. Alesandsr-Elyra Co.
THcScUEi~A.Nl! BUNTiltlKH—LAHUEHY
bicycle and sundry distributors In thr
south. Southern agents for IMerce. Yale,
Snell end Hudson bicycles. Write for our
1906 catalogue and price Hit. Alexander-
Klyea Co.
KltOMOPATIII'i ItKMF.lllKH OllhE
scalp dlaeaaes and make hair grow.
Kmin’a Me«!lcated Soap makes you by-
gtenlcally clean. (10 years ■ access.) J. J.
Ivrom. specialist, 613 “Tbe Grand,'* At-
lanta, Go.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS 93 UP.
without pels. All work gursatssd 11
vrare. Lsnlsr Dentil Psriars, Mb Whits-
ball Stiver Emmons' clothing store. Bell
WK MOVE, sfoRE. PACK ANIl SHIP
household nods; Insurance rate sas per
rent Office and warehouse 18385 Walton
atrest. Both 'phons*. Catbcart's Trans
fev.
REYNOLDS. TUB SIGN PAINTER.
Bigna. banners, flags sad flag decorations
for »i*cclel occasions. 30ft R. Ala be ms Hr.
TEETH
KXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT
PAIN—All dental work done without mis.
All work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier Den
tal Parlors. 33ft Whitehall 8t., over Cm-
mone* clothlnn store. Bel! nhone 2662-J.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
We have in The Georgian office a large number of answers to advertise
ments inserted in the want pages. Many of these have been in the office
for more than thirty days. Among them may be one* or more for yob. We
will take pleasure in delivering these letters if those to whom they are di
rected will call or send for them. They are not in our way, but we are of
the opinion you would like to have them, otherwise you would not have adver
tised.
EAST CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
t SPLENDID COTTAGER. ALMOST NEW-
occupied regularly by high class colored
tenants, at a rental of 824 per month. This
‘ J — — ifld
a.vra ra is;
ma for bargain*.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Ona Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homei.
The first month will be 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. None
but good, families will be allowed In
these houses. These are located on the
River electrlo car line only twenty
minutes rids from, tbs center of the
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building
on corner, cast front lot, 66x150, abacir.
level and houee only about a year old.
water, gas, sewerage, etc. Thla plac# will
bear closest Inspection.
12,100—GLENNWOOD AVENUE COTTAGE.
4-r. and ball, lot 48x176, lore! and pretty,
beat part of the street; house has water,
bath, sewerage, gas, etc. Ia worth more
money.
12,760-COLLEGE PARK HOME, 8-R. te
story, corner lot, 100x190, level, shady,
lovely. House Is good ns new. This Disc#
la worth n lot more money than this, being
bt-nutlfulfy situated In Atlanta's prettiest
suburb.
84,280—BRAND NEW S-B. 28TORY HOME
etc., Tiotiso Is double i
vated lot Owner refuaed 840 rent for this.
Prefers to sell. Will make either a splen
did homo or investment
dirt rontf; runs back 400 feet; good neigh
borhood. Village being built here.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
/Phones—Bell 2528 Main,
Atiatta 37.
DEATHS.
Thelma Joiner, 11 months old, died of
pneumonia at 6 Castleberry street.
L. Johns, 74 years old, died of dropsy,
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mrs. James B. Duncan, at 23
West Glenn street, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, at 16
Carter atreet a daughter.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$4,000—Wheat Street Rnptlat church (col
ored) to build addition to church. /
J. \v. a. mu. to n<l«l to one-atory frame
$27.600—RENTS FOR $8,900. ON LEASE, TO
dellgh*t«T’tenant*.* in^on ‘north
8, J® *■■■
side, just off Peachtree atreet. This Is a
Ut-edge Investment; la almost brand new.
10,000 cash; rentals will pay balance.
SALESMEN
i. c. Mecnony. m.donald eudaxks,
L. M. JOHNSON.
have
city; contain 7 and t n
naver been occupied; are located In
Weat Atlanta Park. Every houae fronts
a ntty-foot Park, which lg get In trees,
evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
And the surroundings are more whole
some. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springe, which
will cure any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand-
Ing. It now haa a new church, neatly
furnlahed, a store, a school-home cost
ing 22,600.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mill*, who lives on the
ground., will show you through the
houses. Rent 920.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
22 Auburn Avonue.
DUNLAP STREET
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
We can sell you a register, eulrable for
pleaee you.
Cash or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed for two years. Soothers Cask
Register Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Bruad street,
Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE—One of the
best places on Dunlap St.;
fine house and lot. Price
reasonable. Must be sold at
See
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
BBowKg^thT^^rrn^wflieparturs^TPs^
WEsfuBN AND "ATLANTIC IfilLUOAD.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart To—
* 3 Nashville 7:10in' 2 Nashville . 8:38am
73 Marietta . 8:35 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
•93 Nashville 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:60 pm
76 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 8:80 pm
11 Nashville 7:35 pm • 4 Nashville . 8:50 pm
OF
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrivo From— Depart To—
Savannah ... 7:10am Macon ...12:01am
Jacksonville . 7:50 am Savannah ... 8:00 am
Mncon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm
Hnvannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm
Macon 7;55 pm Jacksonville
1:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WEST l'OINT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive From— ^Depart To—
'Selma 11:40 am ’Montgomery 6:80 am
'Montgom'y . 7:40 pm’Montgomery 12:46 pm
-'Selma 11:35 pm ’Selma 4:20 pm
LaGrtnge ... 8:20 am LaGrnnge ....6:30 pm
•Montgom'y . 8:40 pm ’Montgom’y ..HOB pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun-
All trains of Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company arrive at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, corner
* id Mr** '
Mitchell street nnd Madison avenue.
Arrive
•Augusta
Covin;
. 6:00 am ^Augusts 7:46 am
, 6:45 am Llthonla 10:06 am
ngton .. 7:46 am ’Augusta 3:30 pm
•Augusta ...12:30 pm Conyera ...... 6:00 pm
Llthonla .... 8:26 pm Covington ...6:10 pm
•Augusta .... 8:15 pm •Aoguata ....11:46 pm
•Dally. All other trains daily except Sun-
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
w7 r .M°T*..m bMbETT 1:40
Abbeville ... 9:0) am Monroe . . . 7:20
MemidilSj/ . .11:45 am New York • .11:00 m
Abbeville . .4:00 pm
^■ork * • 8:90 pm i,
don roe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . 6:00 g
jfmBjngh'm . 9:25 pm Washington . 9:85 r
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
20 W.
itory, .even-room rr.m. building on lot
MatO, which Il«. I.v.l, I. on tbe south .Id.
of W, Third .treat, between West Peach-
tree and Spring .treat., ha. electric ball.;
watpr, hot ona cold: closet. .Ink In the
kitchen on the first floor. On th. second
floor ha. porcelnln bath, hot and cold water,
ga*. electric bell, and atallonarr wash
irncnirvr care um uiwd SWSJ\ «» <
looking for somethin, rest nfee, this
your opportunity. Rent, 827.60 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phenes 618.
' you ai
614 Empire Building. Phone 817.
LOOK AT THIS!
5*
Uod.ro building on aain., runt.mini
00 Mur* fret of space, worth not
ban 911000. It taken within a weaken
NiSaT « AND T-ltOOU COTTAGES
d. from 9S.M0
In tu. beat part of Weat End,
1. £ flTOltV N'kW ll.ll lHi, tlSTKli
cabinet mantels, Msldrim at. Only
rlth over one acre of ground.
Ub.nl term, or will ri
ant property or amall.r home.
itUrOCT(H‘ and witms
all lot.
ka>. client, who will buy and Improve
NORTH SIDE HOME.
Au ideal home near Peach
tree. Electric lights, fur
nace, four bedrooms, large
closets, servant’s room.
Beautiful, shady lot; $1,500
cash, balance easy. Address
OWNER, 612 Fourth Na
tional Bauk Bldg. Phone
243.
TEETH
BEST SET OF TEETH 93.00. GtTAnAN-
t«*d to fit. AU work guaranteed 15 years.
Lanier Dental Parlor*, 39ft Whitehall jit.
James Jinks, to build one-atory frame
dwelling at 284 Walnut atreet.
8500—j. A. Minor, ttj repair one-
frnme dwelling nt 868 Cooper street.
$2.009—W. M. Terry, to build one-atory
frame dwelling nt 210 Highland avenue.
$100—Jnmea Morrow, to recover one-atory
frame dwelling nt 67 East Merritts avenue.
$30—Mary C. • Bcjll, to make repairs at 4S5
Marietta street.
$2.409—E. Gillespie,
‘ _ J velllni
atreet.
$286—J. J. Lowery, to Install heating fur*
nnce at 272 North avenue.
$269—W. F. Dykes, to install heating fur-
nnco nt 630 West Peachtree atreet.
$3,009—J. U. Beasly, to build ont
frame dwelling at 265 Weat Lawton street
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
$2,400—Charles II. Behre to L. M. Ander
son. lot on corner of North avenue and
Cairo street, and lot _on corner.of. Cairo
nnd Poland atreeta. Warrant:
$3,209—L. 51. Anderson to
same lots. Warranty deed.
$100—L. Trimble to # IJL_Godby, lot on
corner of Cambridge nnd Whipple avenues.
Warranty deed.
82.009—J. D. Dobba to Penn 5Iutual Life
Insurance Company, lot on Boulevard near
Rice street. Loan deed.
$600— Courtland 8. Winn, adm!nlstrai\
to J. T. Casey, lot on River road. At)
mlnistrstor's deed.
$900—J. T. Casey to J. 3. Casey, lot on
River road. Warranty deed.
$2,600—c. J. Simmons to G. II. Tanner,
lot on Anburn avenne near Howell street,
warranty deed.
$809—Mrs. Ida 5IcGee to Mrs. Mary P.
Willingham, lot on Emit Drive, near South
ern Cotton Oil Company. Warranty deed.
$1.159—Mrs. Lannle If. Daniel to F. H.
Hoffman, lot on Martin street, near Glenn
^Lo ve” ffec 11 on—F. E. Hoffman to
Mary M. Hoffman, wife, same lot War-
$235—Courtland 8. Winn, administrator, to
Z, N. Hooper, lot on River road. Admin
latrator'a deed.
$4.809—Mrs. Emma IL Johnson to N. M,
Daniel, lot on l'rror atreet. near Alice
atreet. Bond for title.
$500-G. 51. 5Iurphy to J. H. Chapman, lot
on Central avenne, East Point. 5fortgage.
$198—Z. N. Hooper and wife to J. W.
Tnrnage. lot on lUver road. Mortgage.
82/60—Mr*. Lillie W. _Johnson to Mr
Annie Kilpatrick, lot on Carroll street War
ranty deed. •
$90—Hollywood Cemetery Corporation to
Mra. C. C. Talmer, lot In Hollywood cems-
tery.
"FIGHT HOUSE FLIES
AS THOUGH ASCURGE"
CITY CHEMIST LLOYD URGES
THAT WAR BE VIGOR
OUSLY WAGED.
‘Pfopl* should light Hire like the, would
reonrge.” mild Dr. A. M. Lloyd, city
ch.ml.t, Thuradsy, In .peaking of
light throughout the Southern .tate.
.gatn.t fever, of all kind*.
•Th. fly," My. Dr. Lloyd, T» responribl.
other transporter. Although It I. the popu-
Ur dplnloa that typhoid genua come from
milk, tbl. I. only ■ enbatance on which
they live, and lu which they can breed.
They are brought to the milk by ttloo."
Dr. Lloyd also stated that yellow fever
we. practically at an end Ih this conn-
over Emmons' clothing .tore. Bel! phou.
HO OFFICIAL MAPS
OF NEW COUNTIES
No official maps of tbe new counties
of CrliR Turner, Grady, Stephens. JcfT
Davie, Jenkins, Toomba and Tift ara
In existence.
. t'aptaln Johnson, In the office of the
secretary of atate, haa made perfectly
accurate map. of the eight counties,
bu: the seal of approval ha* never been
eet on.them by the generaf assembly.
If any matter of court record af
fecting the boundaries of any of there
eight new counties should com* up In
litigation no official county map could
be produced because, none actually ex
ist*.
This Is an oversight that haa some
how gone by without notice ao far, but
alnce attention has been called to the
matter It le probable that the official
seal will be placed on the map. mad*
by Captain Johnson.
Mra, Yacht (superciliously)—My hus
band haa a beautiful yacht. I don’t
suppose your husband can afford such
a luxury, yet?
Mrs. Nacht—No, the best he can do
la to hold the mortgage on the one
your husband baa.—TBe Bohemian.
ARTILLERYMEN HURT
DURING SRAM FIGHT
PREMATURE DISCHARGE OF CAN
NON INJURES TWO—TOY PI8- .
TOL WOUNDS BOY.
ARTILLERYMEN HURT-BIO HEAD ....
A. the result of the premature discharge
of a cannon during th. sham battle of th.
Fifth Georgia regiment Wednemlay after
noon at Piedmont park, Frank B. Tidwell
and Rufn. Ellis, two of the artillerymen,
were painfully Injured.
At the time of the exploelon, Tidwell wa.
engaged In reloading th. piece and KIM.
we. holding hi. thumb over the fore hole
to keep out the air. It I. suppoaed tbe
fare hole was not securely covered by
Ellis, thn. letting In th. itr and causing
the premature discharge.
Tidwell wa* ramming the load and th.
rina and hi. hand barred.
Had It not liren far the fact that Tid
well wa. conforming strictly to the regu
lation. hi. arm would doebtlcre have been
blown off. lie wa* not gripping the ram-
ier, bat wa. holding It lightly lietTeen
. Angara, a. I. repaired by the regulation..
The Injuries of both men wwe given at
tention at th* Grady IxwpItaL
Toy Pistol Figured Hire,
No. 89 CAPITOL AVENUE
A NEARIN RESIDENCE ON LOT 105x200.
This piece of property belongs to an out-of-
town owner who wants to sell; we are instructed
to offer it at $12,000. Such big close-in places
as this are getting scarce and more valuable ail
the time. The house is in good repair and
brings in a substantial rental income.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON’T PAY RENT.
It is sxcefdlngly liad form to do so when you can i<oy your own money back In
your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eye over this!
We'll bnlid you a house Just like you want It, on easy payments, from $£*
to $5,009, 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.
Tbe College Park Land Comiisny hare 2,000 lots to select from, $100 to &)}
each. Come out and see me, or call me up.
Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J East Tolnt Exchange, College
f
Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and
Produce exchange.
Lemons $5.60 to $6.
Limes 50 to 75c.
Plnespnl
time well stocked.
Bananas, straights, t»-*- bunch $1.60 to
$1.76. Culls, per bunen, $1 to $1.25.
Watermelons, $7.60 to $20.00 per 100; de,
Live ducks, Pekin Jo
to £c; puddle 25 to 27Hc.
Dressed hene, per lb., 12c to 13c.
oukivr, i»uic, per tu., ttj iu 22V&CJ COOk-
np. per lb., littc to 1&.
Honey—New fililOc lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10
012c.
VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes. No.
stock $8.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75.
Tomatoes, per crate, $2 to $2.60^
Corn, new, 15 to SIX. .*er dozen.
Okra, per crate, $1.60 to $1
Old Irish potatoes,' per bushel, $1.20.
Old sweet potatoes, her bushel, $1 to $1.25
rw sweet potatoes $1.76 bushel.
Cherries, 24-quart crate, $1.60* to $1.78.
Cantaloupes, per ernte, $1.60 to $2.60.
Blackberries 10 tu 12#c nuart.
Dewberries 10 to 12V»c quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR.—Postels Elegant $6.35; Diamond
pstent $6; fancy patent $5.10; half patent
84.10 to 84.35; i*aey 88.90* spring r l ‘
patent $5.6006. Market strong.
CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. 2 white
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; cbolcs
white, 60c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust
proof, 50c.
BfEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel.
73c? bolted 140-lb. jutes, per bushel, 63c.
Shorts, white, $1.40: medium, $1.86; brown,
$L80; pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran, $1.15!
_ UAYV—Timothy,, choice large bales, ^1.10
do., choice small bales nfi;
timothy bales, $1.06; do.. No. 2 $1; do., No.
clover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed
90c.
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The above prices nro t. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Standard granulated 6c. New
York Rellned 4^ to 4H; plantations 4*4 to
4%c. Market stronger.
COFFEF;.—Roasted Arbnckle’s $15.60,
bulk, In bags or barrels, 12$4c; green 10 to
, Market weak.
;ICE.—Carolina 4tt to 7%c, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy,
twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Supreme bam. 14&e.
hams. 15c. Dry salt extra ....
20-6 lbs. 10.60; fat backs 814; plates l%c.
Supreme lard 10. Red Cross 10c. ~
Drift compound 7V4. Red Cross 7%.
Snow
STOCKS AND B0ND8.
Bid. Asked.
Georgia 4V4s. 1916 r
Georgia. It. U. 6s. 1910 1<
Savannah 5s. 1909J 1!
Macon 6s. 1910 '. II
Atlanta, 6s, 1911 ll
Atlanta, 4Hs. 1922
Atlanta, 4a. 1934
Atlanta and West Point
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 107
C. U. of Georgia first Income
do. second Income 88
do. third Income 86
Georgia 266
Augusta and Savannah 117
Southwestern 118
a. 10614 10714
1V.' V
and A. 1st...;.,..,
. 120 121
112
MAN ATTACKS WOMAN
IN CROWDED STREET
WILLIAMS LATER CREATED A
SCENE IN POLICE STATION.
FINED THREE TIMES.
Dan William*, a young white man,
created a acene of excitement Wedne,
day afternoon In Wall atreet, directly
In front of the Western and Atlantic
passenger station, by attacking and
striking Annie Caldwell, a young white
woman, whose hoihe Is at Decatur and
Butler streets.
A great crowd of people wa. In the
street and about the depot and the af
fair caused a lively stir. Policemen
Starnes and Rosser, plain clothes of
ficers, were near by, and. rushing to
the scene, took Williams Into custody
before he had done any serious damage
to the woman.
After Williams was taken to a police
signal box In Wall street to await the
arrival of a patrol wagon, he Is said
to have acted In a very disorderly man
ner, caning wildly. Numbers of ladles
were passing through Wall street at
the time and were compelled to change
their course.
On arrival at the police station, Wil
liams continued his disorderly conduct.
As a result of his wild rampage three
cases were entered against him and
were tried Thursday morning before
Recorder Broyles.
Williams denied he had done any
thing wrong at all. After hearing the
evidence Judge Broyles Imposed a fine
of 925.75 In each of the three cares
and ordered the prisoner hsld so he
can be further prosecuted In the state
courta on the charge of using profane
language In the presence of ladies. Un
less the tines ars paid, he must first
serve ninety days In the city prison.
h.s been reported. Max 5f.rk.lM. a null
bit* boy of Auburn avenne end Jackson
street, .crlclcnulty shot hiasrif .Wedr
day tfteraooa In tbe hand with a tnv
„ , . , , ,. , i-l.tol. He went to tbe Grady hospital.
Only one other Fourth of July accident .here the wound was dressed.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
Atlanta and Vicinity—Fair tonight ail
Friday.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
aanhntchlc. cloudy; temper.'itut
l«. Hillsboro, clear; T5. South McAlll.ter
cenr; 70. Jfn.kogce, fair; 76. Wagoner
clear: 78. Tuba, clear: 78. Tsylor. clear;
70. Galveston, clear; SO. Tyler, clear; a
Unaten, clear; 78. Ardmore, cloudy; :t
Texarkana, clear; 7». Oklahoma City, clear
70- Fort Worth, cloudy; 78. Sherman, clear,
70. San Antonio, clear and pleasant. Ron
ton, clear and pleasant, Dallas, clear and
warm.
Mlaslaaippl—Yaxoo City, clear and plea,
ant. Greenwood, clear and warm. Winona,
clear and cool. Haslehurat and Vlckeburx
clear an4 pleasant. Jackson and !)mi-
haven, clear and hot. Corinth, clear anil
warm. Hattiesburg, partly cloudy am
warm. Meridian, clear and plenunnt.
w *ii in. dirriiiiau. nnir null plenum
Grenada and Natchex, clear and pleasant.
Alabama—Huntsville, clear and warm.
Eufsula. clear and hot. Mobile, clear nnd
hot. Birmingham and Moatgomery, cleu
and warm. Opelika, clear and hot.
Georgia—Columbus, clear and pleasant,
Albany, clear and hot. Rome, clear nnd
pleasant. ThomssvIUe, clear and warm;
hard rain last night. Atlanta, clear nnd.
warm. Macon and Americas, clear nod hot.
Tennessee—Memphis, Knoxville nnd Chat
tanooga. clear and warm. Nashville, dear
nnd cool.
Louisiana—New Orleans, dear and hot
Shreveport, clear and pleasant
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Clear, rising temper
ature; 66 to V0 above.
Northwest—Clear; 66 to 64 above.
West sud Southwest—Clear; 64 i
above; general rains lows; local sbowen
WEATHER F0RECA8T.
Louisiana, Bllsslsslnpl, Alabama and
West Florida—Fair Thursday and Friday.
Georgia—Partly cloudy Thursday; showers
i southeast and extreme southern portion;
Friday fair.
East Florida—Showers Thursday; Friday
portly cloudy.
East Texas—Fair Thursday and Friday.
“* “ Thursday;
West Texas—Partly cloudy
Idsy fair and warmer.
Arkansas, Tennessee and' Kentucky*
Fair Thursday and Friday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The major portion of the United 8tnt<
.j now covered by sn extensive orea i.
ilgh pressure, central over northern Mich-
gan where the barometer Is nearly hnlf as
Inch above normal. As a result of the
weather now prevails at all stations.
In the last 24 hours showers have
curred along the Atlnntle coast from Flor
ida to Blaine. In tbe lake region nnd if
scattered stations In thn Interior.
Very little change has occurred In twe
prntnre In the last two days.
The conditions favor fair and plesssst
weather In this section
* Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
it I i. m., 75tl
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
•Chattanooga,
Columbus, cles
Gainesville, tell
clear
Greenville, clesr
Griffin, clear
Kpartnnburg.' cloudy
Tallapoosa, clear .....
Toccoa, clesr
West Point, clear
U
•Minimum temperatures are for - l2-bo«f j
period ending at 8 a. m. this date. I
••Received late (wire trouble); not te
Cl Heavy 0 Itelnfafut-Thomsivllle, Oa..
QoMft>oro. X. C„ 2.64.
Atlanta
Augusts ....
Charleston .
Galveston ..
Little Rock .
Memphis ...
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma ....
Ksvsnnsh ....
Ylcksbura ....
Wllmlsg
it
III
T ladle.te. In.ppreclable
Remarks. , ....
The temperature chiagrefor JeP*J*‘
boar, were unlmportaat. IUInf.ll ,“{B. I
In AnxnsU. CbariMton. Snvnnnsh ud
nUsgtoe districts. Hraryf.ll. -J'jj |
ported from -GohUboro, H. C., »nd Tiwnrem
vHle. Oa. j B MABBI H7.
Section Director-
Medical Student—What did you "M
crate on that man for?
ate on tnat man iov: do) .
Eminent Surgeon—Five hundrea ,
U Medical Student—I m*an»|l»^j 4 l
he have?
Eminent Surgeon—Five hundred do*' |
I ara.—Punch.
Ethel—I told Jack that when ® -
matried we would have to ** ^.i
country place, a town house, two I
mobiles and six horses.
Pap*—'Veil, what did he sa> • lrfi
Ethel—Why. he told methat HI £ 1
on my side I wouldn’t dream.—•* j
Journal. •
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