The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, July 14, 1906, Image 14
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD 8TRONO WHITE MEN
as helper, In th. foundry to iMrn mold-
. ««• trad. Good pay to atart with and
batter par In two or three month. Ouly
the with good rafarancaa naad annlr.
.Loach Mlir life. Co.
Pfl von WIST 16 t>lflP6flfl ‘OP V6lHk
— "Tall).
LABORERS WANTED,
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
[ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckie St. Car to
Waterworks.
WAM*a&-UACHiNi6'HIST)g- At ~aT-
lnntA Table Company, 97 Bell street.
,'SVANTi:i)-TltIINK AND B5X "MAKERS!
op.rntor. Position 1
.. .writer
nan. Nona
aatl.Ocd with ramunaratton nt laaa than
31.M0 n year desired. D. H. 8., ran Geor
gian.
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.
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Experienced oparatora maka trot* .J***
! ,12.00 par week, and w. wilt give good day
woit«a to thoao without experience until
/they la«rn. If yon lira out of Atlanta,
.write na and wa will give you Information
I.bout boarding place. Nunnally Uro. &
McCrea. 36 W. Alabama atrrat.
8ITUATI0N8 WANTED—MALE.
^ANTi:iTrriMisirr6irirmfnRnftifEH:
E. It. Haynla, Pit Anet.ll building.
wsitionw Anted »» rookkeewb
of' eight yeare' experience. Addrraa
; "Bookkeeper, n cam The Georgian.
! HttNTtefi- 16b And nEwspa<*i4b
printer wanta poaltlon on weekly paper
f |d small town. Address Lock Box 116,
, Tallapoosa, Ga.
| .V-ANTElTl-SITir ATToN
boy aged 11 years. Addresa !
flBLl* WASTiib-WB BIX
t ' BfildfW
M„ Georgian.
~atvr^sr-
ploym.nt to 100 more band. In our new
knitting and aplnnlng mlUat two trolley car
tinea, cheap bonaa rant, healthy location,
good water, abundant amurament* no com-
mireary. atoady work, hlghrat scale of piece
work price paid. Apply to th. Richmond
Hoalery Mllle, Chattanooga, Tenn., and
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
and capable, wishes poaltlon as house
keeper. References exchanged. Bra. C. C.
T’fllr*. r»r*»r*l ilHlTDrT.
WANTED—AGENTS.
▲GENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK
money send for our free rireniars. Gen
eral Bales and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
MAKE HO. DAII.Y
Sir 5
■nm Make no daily selling
our household specialties; best sellers on
market: catalogue free. Sidney litte.
Box tiii, Boston. Maas.
* <5ARb8, largE VaHEW. VfcftY
beet; send address; we will mill you 18
comic cards for Inspection; If yon want
them send ns 25c: If not, return to us: we
jjay all postage. Supply Co., Leon B|lings,
HVBBLABTlS’d pWftMfe-A MoHeV-
■baker for agents. Catalogue of apeclal-
" Merchandlaa
Washington,
ages
mple
8HOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS, » B.
boot and oboe repairing. When I nay re-
and eerrlceable ahoe broke down and worn
out cues. Don't forgot the No., a B. Pryor
etre.L
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO 8EE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP.
ment
change,
10-12 %
pbom
rr.L. DUUAIlEiOn AU iw Ami bquu'-
ent Co. We «palr, reconstruct, ex-
age. buy and sell aetomobUe*. Garage,
t Mitchell ■ treat, Atlanta. Go. BeU
n, 48M-L Main.
Kent, 0144 N. Pryor. Phone at
A FEW tHULAtui WILL STAR*
catnlognoa and ontythlng Decenary;
by our eaay method failure Imriosalhfe.
Mllbnrn-Hlck* 3M Dearborn at, Chicago.
111. ST JELLICO LUMP COAL 64.60 A T<W!
ATLAS ENGINES———ATLAS BOILERS
Atlas Engiml Works! Emplr**Bldg., Atlanta
I’lUST-CLASII BflSlNF.88 -HolMim
should h»v« blxh fr.de «l|rn«. C.U on
Kent Btrn Co., M44 North l’rjor ilreet.
Phone »5t
tin: bol’THRBN AW-tion aN6 Sai,
v.re Company, at 20 South Pryor itml,
will buy or sell you ont.
For saLb—STYListt bLacK coR, bUil
ray. harness, livery and stsbls equipment
Address W. 34. cars Georgian.
llRAVtft CREEK bla^k coal osb Wf
th. tmt on th. market, 34.S par ton.
John T. Stork, 4k Co.
F5H - BAEE^TWtTT?Am2JXBB FIHE
Brorkwar aarrie* rnnaboata and depot
w.jron. Nothin, batter made. GeorxU
Vehicle life. Co., 50 and 12 Wrat Mitchell
street
FiTn BICE^TTEBt SBSBfS TlltK;
workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve
hicle Mfg. Co., 60 and 62 West Ml&hell at
DON’T GO BLIND.
WITEN YOU BED TUB ATLANTA
Wreeklnc Co.’, new line. Jnat added a
fall line of trnnki, traveler.’ nppllra .nd
feneral office anpplle* The chraprat ever
•old. Wa bn/, Mil or axchanfa ever/thln,.
37 and 33 Wait Mitchell .trMt Bell ’phooa
113*
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
ter towers, steeples raised snd painted;
also, 'rigging snd wrecking engineering.
George A. Coleman, old First Baptist
church, Forsyth street,
WANTED—A MI Lit ART COMMANDANT
for Sunn/ South In.tttute, 37 Wa.hlnfton
•tract.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOB TUB NEXT TEN DATS 1 WILL
cut nij 136 .ulta to |26. C.rroll, th. tailor,
173 Peachtree .treat oppo.lt. Ar.fon hotel.
AT t’OBT-HV H'rOCK OF IRON SAFES
■ nd v.nlt door, to b. (old at coft dnrin,
next week; now Is your time. 29 B. Broad
street. It W. Ellis, Atlanta.
WANTED—TO PUBt’KAHB SMALL HOl.L
•r or flat top deik: aecond-hand; mu.t b.
cheap. Addrew E. V. J„ car. Oeorflan.
WANTED—A. B. PARK (COL.) TO CALL
or write to Slmpion A Harper*, office,
third floor. Fourth National Bank bnlldlnff.
OSE IIALP OF ELEGANT I'EaCIITUEH
street store for rent; center of retail dis
trict Apply C. A., cars Georgian.
Folk *fnB NfeifT tEn Days i will
out my ta aulta to 325. Carroll, the tailor,
172 Paachtraa ,treat, oppoalte Aragon hotel.
REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE.
mjBV'fii? "STOirTr'ainfEPrTSfrtw
Currier and Falrfsx, $460 each. Frasier
fi^Smltb, 185 Auburn avenue. Bell phope
FOlt RALE—A-i DRY GOODS ANf) hfl6H
hnalneai Invoicing about 35.000 opened In
April In out of new county of aouth Geor
gia. doing fine atrlctly caah bualnea* In
new modern building, rant 320 per month,
electric llghta and all convenience* Owner
dealrea to enter banking bualneu at onca.
Addreaa ’’Dry Good.,’’ cara Georgian.
HOME FOB SALE—O.V MONTHLY FaV-
menta aame an rant Only one lift; |aat
chance. New, 6 room., hot and cold water.
175 In the city end right tp the car llna.
City Mwer and paved etreet: fine treee,
cool, pl.t whet you ere looking for; at
tractive price; oeymente only 125 per month.
Bee Copenhlll Lend Co., 15 Edgewood ave.
EDUCATIONAL.
BtTOtkYnrx?n»r~ir5tsRKEEFn)^n^siTS :
writing, mathematics, grammar and spall
ing taught In evenings, fltokely'i Shorthand
and Business School. S4ty Peachtree street.
REMOVAL NOTICE. '
iohn T. Storka i £o. IfiaTe moved tfeelr
offices snd yard from 814 Marietta to 296
Fetors street, whore all orders for coal
and wood will bo given prompt attantlon.
Phones 4799.
FOR RENT.
FOB RENT—MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
two-<tory honra; 13; clou In. Apply 67
Crew itreet. -Phone 4261.
FOIl !kENT-4i doaS'e at., A Mob HiX-
room boner, vrater, gna and bath; doee
to new Pryor atraet achool honra: rent
reaaonahlc to a permanent tenant Owner,
314 Waihlngton etreet *
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
walk of center of city; both 'phones
services; bath, gas and electric light.
Gentlemen preferred. Whitehall street.
PER80NAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUOn.
MASTER l’LUMDBR,
Phone, 1255.. 30 E. Hunter Bt
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In Booth. 64 N. Broad Bt
NIGHT CLASSES IN STENOGRAPHY A*
Southern Shorthand Hualneaa Untvoratty,
taught by Mlaa Lula Gachet
“KENT LIGHTS.”
T 2. l Fd D .t 8 M4? r N.“p^V B 8t JO Al«
Phone 4848.
OLD HATS MADE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW MATS
cleaned and raabaped. 60c.
Soft and aUff fait hats cleaned and re-
shaped, 96c.
Banda or .went* 25c each extra.
ACME HATTERS. 644 Whitehall Bt
FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS.
FfllffitBtlP.irTtiVoilg'lS; FRlVAWFASf-
fly; board optional; every conveplence;
north side; can get meals across street
Bell ’phone 2020.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Close In. tadles or gentlemen. Nice cool
rooms. 8160 per week.
. SHOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 2325. Men', rawed half tote*. 11c.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS—
Whole rale and retail distributor, of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Record* Juii
received largo consignment of machlnea and
over 10,000 records. Immediate atteatlon
gtten mall ord«a. Wo want tha nomra of
all talking machine dealers In the south.
Writs for catalogM. Alexander-Elyas c*
blcYCLtia AND dtiNliRiEs-URufexT
bind# and sundry distributors In tha
sooth. Southern agents tor Pierce. Tel*
Snell end Hudeon bicycle* Write tor oar
1306 ’cetalogoe end price Uat Alexander-
Elves Co.
WE MOVfc. STORE, PACK AND HIUP
hourahold goods; tnaurance rate ooa per
cent Office and warcho;»c ices Walton
•treat Both 'phone* Cathead's Trana-
far.-
I NEED A CLERK-
is the frequent exclamation of many business men. Yes, and “I want a job” is the fre
quent exclamation of many a young fellow. Each of you should make your needs'
known through the classified columns of The Georgian. The cost is a trifle—one cent a
word. Everybody reads the page.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Dnly Throe Left of Eight Brai
Suburban Horn**.
but good famine, will bo allowed In
minutes ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and S rooms; have
neror boon occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Every bouae fronts
a fifty-foot Park, which la eet In tr6es,
evergreen, and flowers. Pure qlr; na
tive oaka; an Ideal epot for children,
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and ths surroundings are more whole
some. In the center of this Park are
the Ferro Phosphate Springs, which
will cure any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now has a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house coat
ing 12,600.00 will aoon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
grounds, will show you through the
houses.. Rent 220.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDEJ,
12 Auburn Avenue.
BASS ST. HOME.
for special occasions. 2044 R. Alabama Bt.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HALLWOODS, IDEALS
and all other make, at bargain prices
We can sell yon a register, soluble for
any busloera, at a price that cannot help
but plena, yon.
v» Kiauiu u&
_ , Cllb BMifttf CO..
Prompt delivery. John T, Stocks A Co. Atlanta, Ga.
, Broad street.
fine lot. Terms reasonable.
Price $3,500.
See
LTEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
1ERAL HOUSES, CE
from 10 to 20 roma.
come In at once and 1L_
Our demand far large
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones 611.
NORTH SIDE.
I have a nice home on splendid
street near Peachtree that I can sell
on terms of )1,004 cash, balance like
rent. See me or phone 263.'
JOE M. WALKER,
612 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
FOURTEENTH ST. LOT.
loaueu wiin juuug ohu: iivi nicrij, »«u
is next to the home of Mr. Samuel Wey-
man, and Immediately across the street
from the homes of Mr. Hennr Johnson
and Mr. Eugena Callaway. Quick sale
price 18,900.
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVE.
Bell ’phone 4666.
W. E. SAUNDERS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE,
57 Inman Bldg. Bell 'Phone
1485.
We have just had listed
with us several brand new
houses that we can sell very
cheap. If you are looking
for a home or an investment
give us a call.. ^
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
Phone* E488. 412 Pater* Bldg.
17*006—PEACHTREE ROAD 6-B. COT-
tage on 7-ocrs tract 600 feet frontage.
Ilea welt This 1, cheap. Lie, on or»,t ride
etreet, ha, nlc, fruit Dee* outbuilding*
,tc.
37,600—LOVELIEST 10-B. HOUSE ON N.
Boulevard Ip choicest block on th, ,trrat;
honra 1, strictly modern and up-to-date;
would co,t 36,500 to build It today. Lot
would bring 33,000 to 33,600. Do you want
a bargain?
32,000—GARDEN STREET—FIVE-ROOM
cottage, near Grargta avenue; nlc, lot;
■It Improvement,; water, ga* bath, sew
erage,, ate. Party leaving the dty In
structs ns to rail this lovely cottage for
$600 cash and balance 330 per month.
37.606-8PRINO STREET HOME, 9-R., LOT
65x196 to allay, between North avenue and
Third street; house la a beauty, furnace
heated, elegant finish; an Ideal boma^can
maka terms on this.
$2,260 - OLENWOOD AVENUE, NEAR
Boulevard, one block of new school build
ing; a brand-new live-room cottage, with
water, gae, sewerage, nlca porcelain bath
and wash stand, on level, pretty lot, on
terms of $500 caah and $20 to $25 per
month.
$7,000—10-R. COTTAGE ON LOT 60x900,
•errant's house. This place 1* a perfect
beanty. Think of It, a 10-r. cottage, nearly
brand newi and Joit off Peachtree; noth
ing like It In town. Term*
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING
El4 Empire Building. Phone 887.
LOOK AT THIS!
200x250 FT. R. R. FRONTAGE, CLOSE IN.
Modem building on same, containing 16,-
000 square feet of apace, worth not leas
than 312,000. If taken within a week can
tell at 926,000 for entire property.
FOR 8ALF—67.400 WILL PURCHASE AN
elegant 3-room honra. lot 100x206 ft.. In
Inman Park, near Druid Circle.
tTirkB new t-hooM Horaisr 6N
brautlful corner In Wrat End. $4,250 to
fIvh neat 3 And 7-uooki cottage*
' In im brat part of tyaat End, from $2,160
i-UGOU, 2-STORY NEW HOUSE, TINNED
walls, cabinet mantels, Meldrim at Only
$1,700. Terms.
UEAliTIFUL New 16-ROOM HOUSE ON
' lvachtrra. with ovar on,-acre of ground.
Price (9,600. Liberal terms or will ex
change for vacant property or smaller home.
h. h" FroNtaOk out oF and wIthin
city limit* large and small lot* Pricoa
3300 to 325,000 par lot. Buy now and double
ypar money within a year.
it \'6U IVXSTT A I1U81NE88 81TB WK
have client* who will buy aud lmprova
for yon. Call and raa n*
GLORE & JUSTIN, '
215 Peters Building.
AT NO. 304406 W. FOURTH. WE HAVE 3
threa-room cottage,. In firat-claai shape,
ranting to whit, tenants at 37 each, and
small honra ou rear of ooa lot. Tbla la a
bargain at $1,400 caah.
AT HAfrf POINT ON THE CAR LINE,
splendid 5-room cottage with cabinet man
tels, tiling, lot 75x130 to alley. 31,700. One-
third cash and balance monthly.
i-RObU MODERN HOliSR, EAST FRONT,
ou Central arenas.' lot 60XU3. See ua
If yon want a nice home. Term*
‘ lot, on Llttie street. 32,600. Term*
Rear PftVOR street, on doane bt..
wa have a fire-room modern cottage that
we can sell at a bargain.
FoiJn-Rooii ttdtiBE, IcRfcs oF
land. miles of Terminal station, on
chert roed. Only $1,500.
Ik Y6U ARb i.ooKtRo FOlt AN 1N-
vestment or horn* gall and sea u*
REMOVAL NOTICE.
I nAVE CLOSED UP MY OFFICE IN
, tha Eqpltsble Bldg., and am now with
Metre. B. B. Turman A Co., corner Broad
and Alabama street* where I will ba gtad
to have my friend) find ma with their
wants In the real estate Une.
J. H. LATHAM,
With S. B. Turman & Co.,
Cor. Broad and Alabama Sts.
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FOR SALE-
By Atlanta Table Co., • 97 ;
BeU St., 16,000 feet 3x14x26
Dry Pine. One 40 b. p. Re- ’
turn Tubular BoUer.
A cable from a large concern In Bel-
faat said:' "Weather on the continent
and the United Kingdom favorable.
Crop outlook In both countries are
promising."
Albany. N. Y., reported the oats In
that state badly affected by rust.
C, EL Lewis, of Minneapolis, who has
been Investigating crop conditions In
the Northwest for over a week, sends
most favorable reports on the crops.
Minneapolis men said the Lewis house December.'.Y.Y.iM
has been a heavy seller of wheat. Closed quiet.
STfePHENSON BROS.,
limbing and Gas Fittinj
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Bell 2528*Main,
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.
REAL ESTATE,
24 SOUTH BROAD ST.
BeU Phone 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803.
NORTH SIDE.
9-R. H., NEW-LARGE FRONT PORCH
and hack porch; large rooms, electric
llghta, call bell* Tha beat of plumbing.
Model homa In every particular. For fur
ther particular, and price aee u*
10 R. H.. MODERN IN EVERY PARTICU-
lar. Large lot, barn, stables, etc.; to
appreciate this beautiful home you hara to
•ee IL See us for Investment property.
31.000 BUYS 10-R. H„ 44 CASH; LARGE
lot, well located; In West End.
$2,200—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, E. LINDEN
avenue. Bargain, and terms.
$4,160—8EVEN-ROOM HOUSER SPRING
street; modern In every way. Corner lot
$6,500—BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
In every particular; 60x190.
$4,000—EIGHT-ROOM NEW TWO-STOBY
house; sure bargain. Boulevard.
33.656—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NEAR
Pryor street. This la a model home.
$7,000—NINE-ROOM HOU8E, CLOSE IN,
on Washington street; large lot; being a
corner lot makes It a valuable proposition.
$8,000—NINE-ROOM TWO-STORY BRICK
house; close In, Washington street.
$1,900—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, MODEL LIT-
tie home; located on Glenn street*
$8,700 BUYS BARGAIN CLOSE IN, ON
aouth side; 9-room house, servant’s house,
large.barn; other outbuildings. This lot Is
60x230.
34,500—NEW 8-ROOM HOfiSE, WELL .Lo
cated near JackriSn atrrat
WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES
on Paschtrae place, Columbia avenue, Ju
niper, Piedmont place, and Peachtrae. Bee
us If you are interested on tke north side.
We have fine list at West End which we
can sell et attractive prices; $3,260, 7-room
house, E. Georgia avenue. Investment list
will pay from 12 to 16 per cent Interest
Nine 6 and 6-room houses $100 to $900. We
•ell vacant lots.
$5,000—SIX-BOOM HOUSE, '8TORB AT-
tached; one block of the capttoL.
$3,200—SIX-ROOM NEW HOUSE; LARGE
front porch; modern In every way.
31,756—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE; 60x156; NEAR
Chapel atreet.
34,000-^THBBB ,6-ROOM HOUSES; UP TO
date; rent 345.00.
34,006—SEVEN-ROOM 2-8TORY HOUSE
(new), on North Jackoon atrrat; up to
data In ivory particular.
$6,000—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, N. JACK80N
street; model home.
16,260—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, CORNER
lot; aerrant’s bouae, outbuilding* Bar
gain.
ii WLJiRvnw:iMfUi—FTAmru.—rm—nrr
date In every way.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
New York, July 11—The market for ent-
I waa vary light, but
luenera are still speculative, and the Trade
- 1 to believe that "
lg long Interest,
irices, nnleaa th
hlch will act
la a liberal
or export dr
-Were A Lelnnd.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
followlnj
Increase. Recreate.
6,366,725
14,144,700
1.660.300
1,602,600
120,900
Better than expected.
THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET.
Private Leased Wire.
aar *
7566.60; lambs S6fi6; west-
THE SUGAR MARKET.
. Prlrnte Leased Wire.
New York, July 14.—Local refined and
markets steady and unchanged.
>eets steady; July and* August 83s
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Following Is siren the opening end dosing
quotations of the.New York coffee market
Opening. Closing.
January 6.56-6.*) 6.55-6.*)
February 6.90-6.70 «.«0-6.70
March .. .. ..6.704.76 6404.70
April.. .. 9.764.86
May .. .. 8.804J0
June ..6.86-7.00
July 6.104.3
August 6.164.3
September 6.34.30
October... 6.904.40
43S4.fi
November.
4904.96
4164.20
4304.3
4264.90
4904.3
4404.46
4504.66
BUILDING LOTS.
“Get you a building lot In Atlanta now; you wiH never be able to
buy one for any less money. ” ADAIR,
Alta Avenue, Just outside Inman Park, near Euclid avenue, only
three lots left In this subdivision, 50x194, for 5450; 150x150 for 1800, and
125x157 for 2800. These are sure money-makers; easy terms.
Connally Street, only five-eights of a mile from center. 15 minuted
walk from Century building, halt way to Grant park, level lot 40x120 to
alley; gas, water and sewer down; price 8450; faces pretty residences
in front
Lawn Street, in West End, near Park and Lee, 116 feet front, run
ning back 150 to alley, opposite the new cottages; price 21,200.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR.
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON’T PAY RENT.
It Is exceedingly bad form to do so when you can pay your own money back la
your pocket by coming to me. Just run your eya over this!
We'll build you a house Just Ilka you want It, on pasy payments, from 8808
to 35,000, If you boy the lot. 9-room, modern, new boose on corner lot, $100 cask,
balance easy monthly payments..
4-room.modern new bouse, same terms.
6-room, new, modern house on large corner lot; 3350 cash; balance easy monthly
payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses.
The College Park Land Company have 2,000 lota to select from, 3100 to 3508
each. Come oat And see me, or call me np.
Office at end of car line. Bell Vnode 37-J East Point Exchange, College
Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
STATISTICS.
DEATHS.
Miss Anna Thompaon, 19 years old,
died at Home for Inucurables of Con
sumption.
Oeorge L. Crumbley, 22 months old,
died of meningitis at 42 Hood etreet.
Mra. Ophelia Morrle, 23 yeare old,
died of typhoid fever at 222 Bryan
afreet.
The one-month-old Infant of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Crane died of meningitis at
34 West Twelfth etreet.
J. J. Wallace, 69 years old, died of
Bright’s disease at 5 Homer street.
F. Wilson, 63 years old, died of
paralysis at 47 Jones avenue.
James C. Sturgee, 67 years old, died
at Orady hospital.
George Slxemore, 40 yeare old, died
at King’s Daughters' hospital.
BIRTHS.
To Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Kenney, at
177 Simpson street,'a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. E. O. George, at 340
Frailer street, a eon. '
To Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Fowler, at 16
Strong street, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mra. H. E. DeLaney, at
158 Ormond street, a son.
BUILDING - PERMIT8.
340—J. H. McDonald to build out
house at 91 Culberson etreet.
3200—Jim Key to build one-etory
frame house at 78 Jeptha street.
8130—W. H. Pcrrlne to re-cover one-
story fram dwelling at 25 Yonge street.
2150—J. J. Spalding to erect fire es
cape at 57 South Pryor etreet.
property~Transfers.
3360—Andrew J. Moss to Mrs. A. E.
Ashworth, lot on Berne street, near
Elolae street. Warranty deed.
3350—Mra. A. E. Ashworth to Robert
L. Meador, same lot. Warranty deed.
32.000— Ephle A. Williams to Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, lot
on Peeples street, near Oak etreet. Loan
deed.
31.000— George IV. Tate to Willis Jo-
sey, lot on Fraser street. Warranty
deed.
31,100—Lula H. Calloway to G. R.
Black, lot on Orange etreet, near RavO-
eon. Warranty deed.
3135—Morrle Brandon to R. L. Mead-
lot on Berne etreet, near Elolse
street. Warranty deed.
32,050—Mrs. Emma Jennings to Mrs,
Sarah A. I,ow, lot on Pulliam street,
near Little etreet. Loan deed.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit sn4
Produce exchange.
Lemons 35.10 to 35.50.
Llmee 60 to 76c.
Peaches, per crate. 31
Plnetpples 32 to 32.60.
Bananas, straights, ti-»- bunch 31.60 to
31.76. Culls, per bunen, 31 to 31.28. ,
Watermelons, 37.60 to 320.00 per 100; de.
AND COUNTRY PRODUCB.-
lAre bens B to H^c: 22H to 28c:
broilers 16 to 22Hc. live ducks, Ptkln 30
to Be; puddle 24 to 27Hc.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 18c.
Exes, per dosen, 15 to 16c.
Butter, table, per lb., 20 to 224c; cook
ng, Per lb., 124c to 15c.
Honey—New KflOc lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10
^VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes. No.
stock 34 barrel; No. 2 stock 32.50.
Tomatoes, per crate. Si to $1.60.
Corn, new, 19 to 124c per doxen.
Okra, per crate. 31 to 3150.
Old Irish potatoes, per bushel. 31.4u.
Old sweet potatoes, per bushel, 31 to $1.26;
new sweet potatoes $1.50 bushel.
Cherries, 24-qnart crate. $1.60 to 31.75.
Cantaloupes, per crate, $1 to $1.50.
Ulackt>errics 19 to I24c nuatt.
Dewberries 10 to 124c quart.
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR.—Postels Elegant $6.10; Diamond
patent 35.75; fancy patent 34.85; half patent
14.10 to 84-B; irasey $490; spring wheat
patent $5.26 to $5.75.
CORN.—Choice red cob 78c; No. 2 white
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white dipped, 62c; choice
white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rust
water ground, per bushel,
73c? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, 6Sc.
: medl “ * —
Shorts, white, 8L40:
urn- 81.35; brown,
8L90: pure bran, 31.2U; mixed uran, $1.15,
HAY;— 1 Timothy, choice large bales, SLID:
do., choice aniall *mle* 31.14; do.. No. 1
" *' “** “
k
iyer mixed |L06; do., No. :
uuunu.— maouaiu
York ft«fta«l 446 to
We. Market etrong...
cpFKEE.-Boa.ted Arbnekl.’i 315.50;
balk, to bon or barrel* ll%c; green It to
12r. Market weak.
BICE.—Carolina 414 to 744c, according to
grade. Market very atrong.
CHEESE—Fancy foil cream dairy, 1444c:
etna 14c: brick. 14c. Market etrong.
PBOVISIOXH.—Supreme hama 15c. Dove
tame 1544c. California hama 1044c; Bed Croce
hama 15c. Dry aait ektra rllii 10.M; belllea
05 lha. 10.75; fat Wk* (44; plate. 844.
— — .« " - Snow
STOCKS AND BOND8.
Georgia 444* 1*15 A, {i* , ‘
Georgia. ICR.JU, 1310 106 106U
Savannah 3* im..., 10244 ugff
Macon 6*^ DIO 3d*
Atlanta. 6* 13U log
Atlanta, 4H* U23 107
Atlanta 4* 1M4* log
Atlanta and Wet Point..., IB
Atlanta and Wot Point Debta. 107
C. It. of Georgia drat Income
do. aecond Income... B
^do.jyrd Income
uxoata and Savannah!!!’!”!!! !§
ontkwemern 11a
1 Icor^U Pacidc lets...
107
170
110
N
M
270
117
i£
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T.
and last night. ’ Moutgomery, 'cloudy
threatening; heavy showers yesterday.
Opelika, cloudy; rained r ~ "
•ou •
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure has decreased at all sts*
tlons except thoae In the Rocky Mountain
district* nod on the Pacific coast. Tbs
>rtheu»tern area of high pressure has nl-
net eptlrely disappeared while that In tb«
-orthwest baa Increased In energy. An
area of decreased air pressure Is centered
this morning over the lower Mississippi
valley and Is cajislng general rains over
the eastern half of the cotton belt, heaviest
at Memphis and Chattanooga. Rain was
falling this morning at Nashville. Knox
ville, Chattanooga. Atlanta. Mbblle, Ashe
ville, N. C„ tncT Norfolk, Vs.
. There has been little or no change In
temperature in the last 24 hours.
The conditions favor partly cloudy weatb-
.f In this section tonight and 8unday with
occasional showers.
J. h. MARBURY,
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hour, endlngjit I *. m.. 75tk
meridian time, July 14, 1908.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
♦Atlanta, rain
♦Chattanooga, rain ..
Columbus, cloudy ....
Gainesville, cloudy
Greenville, min
Griffin, cloudy
♦Macon, cloudy .......
Montlcello, cloudy ...
Newnan, cloudy
!Rome, rain
Spartanburg, rain ....
Tallapoosa, cloudy ...
Toccoa, cloudy •• — .«
West Point, cloody....... 83 j 71 l-SL.
•Minimum temperatures are {or l-'-houf
periiMl eudlng at 8 a. m. this date.
1 Received late (wire trouble) not i*
ciudeil In averages. .... , „ n ,4 rt B
Correction: Newnan, July 12, preclpltai* 0 ®
should be 1.88.
-J
i-1
heavy rainfalls.
Bninhrblgc, Ga
Columbus. Mis*....
Macon. Miss.....*.*
Monroe, La..
Clanton. Ala.
1.74
tnr»
2.90
Decatur, J-M
Corinth, Min
Tueumble, Ala }■?’
Bolivar. Tenn f-JJ
Brinkley. Ark.. 1;H
STATION.
Atlanta ....
Augu.ta ...
Charleston
Galveston .
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah
Vlcksbm
Mckshnrg ,
Wilmington
Temp’ture.
Ill
ASmarKST ^
Temperature, .bowed 110 material ejjjnxj;
uon r Suv
lrJn ni 4^fS5l: b, :.(a«^*^
wan heavy in lettered ■T , 'u! nt itT.
£iuou I)Irvcte».
r
\
Atlanta and Vicinity—Partly cloudy to.
night and Sunday with occasional showers.
WEATHER 1N~COTTON BELT.
Mississippi—Natchcxg clear and warm,
losoo City, cloudy aud damp. Jackson au<|
Grenada, cloudy aud cool; rain last night.
Meridian, partly cloudy and cool; light raiu
yesterday afternoon. Corinth, rained hard
all day yesterday and part of last night;
rain excessive; crop damaged. .
Alabama—Birmingham, cloudy and threat-
era
- . .*ly all night and
raining. Troy aud Euftuln, cloudy nud
pleasant; rained yesterday afternoon.
raining hard; rained yesterday aud
night.
jrgla—Rome, rained hat
still raining; temperature
cloudy snd threatening; “
Atlanta, rained all nigh .
morning. Albany and Macon, cloudy
cogl; ruined last night. Americas, partly
cloudy and cool. #
WEATHER llTwHEAT BELT.
. cloudy
generally cooler; 42 to 54 above; iocsf rains.
Northwest—Cloudy; 50 to 62 above; gen
era! ralna iu Dakotas; local In Minnesota.
West and Southweft—^Generally clear; 69
to 72 shove; local showers In Nebraska,
Iowa. Missouri and Illinois; now raining
at Sioux City.
Ohio Valley—Cloudy. 68 to 72 above; gen
eral rains. •
WEATHER FORECAST.
Mississippi-8howers Saturday; Sunday
partly cloudy.'
East Texas and West Texas—Fair Satur
day and Sunday.
Arkansas—Sbow’ers Saturday; Sunday
fftlr.'
• Western Florida and Alabama—8howers
Saturday and Sunday. %
Louisiana—Fair In west; showers In east
portion Saturday; Sunday fs|r.
Georgia—Showers Saturday and Sunday.
Illinois and Indiana—Fair tonight; thun
derstorms and cooler Sunday.
Missouri—Occasional thunderstorms to
night and cooler Sunday.
Lower Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
lows, Knusas—Showers and cooler tonight
ind Sunday.
Upper. Michigan, North Dakota, South
E tnkotn, Montana—Falf tonight and Sun-
ay; warmer Sunday.