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/ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1*. 1997. 13 V perfect snap in four double houses rented to goo_d white tenants. We won’t te ll you here the price, nor / what they rent for, but just c ome in person and we will show you our books. If you the money you will do the rest. M. L. THROWER, 39 North Forsyth. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. I WITHIN 3 -MILES OF ACWORTH, GA. V I splendid farm of 880 acres; has three | houses, barns, stables, etc.; 6,000 peach I trees four years old; about 10 acres are I full this vear; on account of the fertile I k.>ii and the elevation, this is one of the twnt places for fruit growing la the *('•»« The owner is a railroad inau, and enu’t look I after it properly, and wants to buy n -home I here, ' "" I fot- ii,?>0; IPX) cash and I $8,00.00—'THREE ROOMS AND HALL; nice lot near Hemphill avenue, where •verybody wants property. This Is a leash bargain. • I EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOME; NICELY papered, on Crew, beyond Ormond street; i large lot, nice shade tree*, and needs to * seen to l»e appreciated; 83,150. I FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; LOT 48 BY 147: best part of Sidney street; Just think of Grant park. Just across the street; only 82, •«; one-third cash, balnn FIVE ROOMS—152 ■ this Is a new COttaflf fin half block of qu I month; 11,250; ill cash i PURE WATER. Water, clear as crystal, pure as the driven snow, and cold as ice in the wells on Brook lyn Heights. Remember the auction sale of 26 lots next Saturday. Good air, good water, good soil, good people. $50 in gold given away. Come and bring your friends. Take Lakewood car to Brooklyn Heights. EAGAN PARK LAND CO., 36 Inman Building, J. W. Ferguson, Auctioneer. McCRORY & JOHNSON, Real Estate and Loans, 503 Peters Building. Phones 4691. $3,000—Would buy a splendid 2- story, 7-room residence, No. 242 Sunset avenue, 50x237—$500 cash and $30.00 per month. Owner is anxious to sell and has put the price down and made the terms easy—so if you want a good home in a growing section, see U8. v Ilorit ROOMS—GHAUT I cabinet mantels and uMx | cash and 120 per mouth, j r, wn | MCE CORNER LOT, WITH PLENTY OF ■hade; east front h one block bf car line. wmm* owners need the $1,450 and $1,650 buys One 4-room and Two 5-room cottages on Mc Millan street, just off of Hemphill avenue—they are new and well- built and we defy you to beat this anywhere—terms $100 and $150 cash and $15.00 per month—see us Monday sure. ROBSON & RIVERS. Real Estate and Renting Agents, 8 W. Alabama. 254 Courtland..... .846.00 10rooms 136 Illll 45.00 10 rooms 493 Spring.....#. 66.00 10rooms 737 West Peachtree.. 45.00 10 rooms 427 Piedmont 37.60 9 rooms 238 South Pryor 40.00 8 rooms College avenue (Decatur). 80.00 8 rooms 661 Highland 27.50 7 rooms 263 Hast Georgia 30.00 7 rooms 445 Glenn 25.00 6 rooms 44 East Harris 45.00 6 rooms ’eachtree (Mendenhall) 76.00 6 rooms 178 Nelson 15.60 6 rooms 33 Stewart.... 20.00 6 rooms 135 Lowe 15.60 5 rooms 285 Waldo..... 16.60 Brooms 148 Pormwnlt..... 20.60 5 ro L. A. WOODS, 818-19 Empire Bldg. BELL ‘PHONE 2099. STANDARD 177L I MAKE EASY TERMS. 8100 CASH AND 815 PER MONTH WILL buy you a brand new 3-room cottage; It Is nicely located and near a good cor Tine. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. 13.650-BRAND NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE, with long hall; on the very best pnrt or South Boulevard. This Is a swell place; has the finest cabinet mantels, tinted walls, and open nickel plumbing throughout, and Is east front lot. 190 feet deep with beauti ful oak shade. 8S00 cash and 835 per month. WEST END. 22 Hammond street, we have a nice 7-room cottage with all the latest improvements, reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, porcelain bath, hot and cold water, cabinet man tels, tile hearths and walk. This place was built fur a nome one year ago. Owner wants to leave city. Will sell at bargain and on easy terms. Lot 60x175 to 10- foot alley. See this before you buy. Apply on promises. FOR RENT I ON'IIUKCHEII STREET, WEST t END. | brand-iww modern home; corner lot; 60 by Ip; 83.250; terms. HAVE JUST ftOLb .THREE AND HAVE j one loft; brand-new six-room cottage; l>est |port nf chestnut street; lot 40 by 170 to an- ■ other street; cabinet mantels, city water, Innd n beauty, See us stance; 81,750; 8250 I cask and 125 per month. I CULBERSON ST., NEAR GORDON ST. I Hero I have for sale two I beautiful lots, 50x190 each, I'vith a 15-foot alley in rear. I These lots arc slightly ele- pated and are just 400 feet ■north of Gordon street, and [“ext to the beautiful home |°f Mr. Geo. W. Wade—They | r au now be bought for |$1,350.00 each, which is our [quiok sale price—this is a special bargain. HI AS. M. ROBERTS, 12 Auburn Ave. FOR RENT STORES ! 'p.L. V . un,,CT FLACK. Him. just off *tr**t; rlfg.nt locution; 175. A DRCATUtt STREET. NEAR ■jtfp’ I. »l 7.5ft ,lre *D ba* T ju,t E bMn°r»mo4 l «ltKL LEEBMAN, Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. $10,000—The cheapest farm any where near Atlanta—110 acres, 4 miles out, just off Stewart ave nue—it has splendid 8-room res idence, 2 tenant houses, barns, plenty of other out-buildings, fino orchard, plenty woodland, fine strenm, splendid pasture. Don’t fail to see us—it’s a beauty and will please you. UNION REAL ESTATE COMPANY. FOR SALE. A BARGAIN IN A CORNER LOT, WITH n cottage ami two story atone building. In business center of Decatur. WE HAVE ON OUR LIST A HOUSE, A beautiful one-story alx-room cottage, oo Queen atreet; enat front, elevated lot, 48 by luO. All Improvement!. A bargain for a home. SEE OUR RENTING LIST AND SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS. STORKS AND OFFICES. 22-38 South Forayth atreet 111V4 Marietta street 27-9 Ivy atreet 8 Luckle atreet 77 Crew atreet 215 West Mitchell atreet Rear 91 N. Pryor atreet 19 Petera atreet 12,600—WE HAVE A SPLENDID 6-ROOM '>ttnge on Woodward avenue, near the of Cherokee; has a largo lot oud all 82,800—WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM suburban cottage with lot 63 feet front and 225 feet deep. Thla houae haa large rooms, wide hall; charted street, and brick md the balauce to ault. 83,000—WB HAVE A 7-ROOM HOUSE "'Jtbin walking distance of the center of }} hltehnll and la modern In every reapect. Haa a lot 200 feet deep to a wide alley. Juat consider the car fare you can save by buy ing thla place. $3,50O-WE HAVE A SPLENDID 7-ROOM cottage on the very best part of Wood- enue; gas, wnter, and both; nice 1650—WE CAN GIVE YOU A SPLENDID little 3-room cottage. Terms cash. WE HAVE A NICE OAK GROVE LOT on North Pocntur car Hue. 103 feet front and running hack somethin;; like 600 feet deep. You 'fellm poultry yard come In to > *ou how reasonable you t lot. place for e iia and let u, re can sell you with lot 2,81 feet deep aud east front. Con venient to stores, churches, uud schools. Terms reasonable. FUNERAL NOTICE. NORTON—The friends of Mr. Frank Nor ton. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Norton, Mr. Slid Mrs. lien Ranks. Mr, and Mrs. July 11. at 10 i church. 11] 11 tiii The following please art Judgment! Affirmed. Savannah Electric Company v. Wheeler et a!., from Chatham superior court, before Jud*e Cann. Oebome'ft Lawrence, for plaintiff In erro. R. R. Richard* and R. G. Richards, contra. North Georgia Company v. Bebee et a!., from Rabun superior court. Judge Klrosey. Malvern Hill and R. E. A. Hamby, for plaintiff In error. H. H. Dean and W. S. Paris, contra. Baldwin v. Seaboard Air Line Rail way, from Chattahooehee superior court. Judge Little. W. R. Hammond for plaintiff in error. Goetchtus Chappell, contra. Nick v. State, from Washington su perior court. Judge Rawlings. Howard & Kent, for plaintiff In error. John C. Hart, attorney general, and Alfred Herrington, solicitor general, contra. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. BOARD PULLING KINKS OUT OF U. S. NA VAL A CADEMY Judgments Affirmed. Gatnea et at. v. Dyer et al., fronr. Hall superior court, before Judge Klm- ;<ey. II. H. Perry. W. N. Johnson. J. O. Adams for plaintiffs in oror. H. If. Perry, Thompson & Bell, W. B. Sloan contra. Affirmed with direction. Georgia Railroad and Bunking Com pany v. Heard, from Greeno superior court. Judge Lewis. Joseph B. & Bryan Cummlng. James B. & Noel P. Park for plaintiff In error. Miles W. Lewis contra. Central of Georgia Railway Com pany v. Hunter, from Taylor superior court, Judge Reagan. Charlton E. Battle for plaintiff In error. Smith, Berner, Smith & Hastings, R. 8. Foy contra. Fender v. Valdosta Lumber Corn in' ny, from Lowndes superior court, .fudge Mitchell. G. A. Whitaker for Haintift In error. O. M. Smith, Wood ward & Smith contra. Judgments Reverted. McGregor, receiver, v. Battle, from Warcn superior court. Judge Rawlings. H, Slbloy, L. D. McGregor, Miller & Jones for plaintiff In error. E.,P. Davis contra. Glenn y. Zenovltch, from Cobb su perior court. Judge Gober. F. Roland Alston for plaintiff In error. Moore & Pomeroy contra. Proctor Gamble Co. w Blakely OH and Fertiliser Co., fromTSarly su perior court. Judge Wright. Cropland & Jones for plaintiff In error. J. U. Pottle contra. COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. nninvd gentlemen will Orr and Mr* Sam Thompson. Carriages will lenve office of II. M. Patterson Ac Sou at 8 a. m. 50.00 50.00 35.00 25.60 30.00 40.00 50 Piedmont avenue..... 52 Piedmont avenue 199 Hemphill 562 Decatur atreet 15.00 8 Tahornaeln place 16.00 173 Kant Hunter street 10.00 238 Piedmont avenue 12.00 Get a copy of our rent bulletin. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AORNT, BUILDING. \WW ; BOTH PHONES 4234 tF" EXTRA BELL PHONE 4205 I9.00.1-HF.RE IS ONE OF THE PRET- th‘nt, best built ami InrRist eu.t front two story houses on Spring street; flue ele- rated lot. funises heat sud every conven ience. This pines Is offered at less than cost, sml no exception can be taken to Its surrounding*. TWO GRANT PARK LOTS. ON SYDNEY STREET. FRONTING THE park, we have for sale two beautiful grove lots. Tile walks are now being laid on this street, and then* (s a newer on Loomis street, within 200 feet of these lots. Prop erty fronting the park Is very desirable for residence puriHiscs and Isn't n bad buy for an Investment. Them* lots are 48 by 175 each, to an alley, and can ho had for 81.250 each. Terms, one-third cash. SEE US FOR GRANT PARK LOTS. GRANT & PETTY, 30-32 East Alabama St. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. S7S9-JHNIFEB STREET CORNER, M BJ ilolat. with twn-atorr right-room rook foundation; furnaiohmtod home; .very- thing about thl» |ilaoo la modern and artlx- tl " front nml »ldo poretao.; two nerr.nta room*, with tire place*, and he.t thing nliout till* place I. we ran offer you e..y term, - If you prefer. Ownere are leaving th* city. f. 'gaB «nd might be Induced to .*11 fiirnl»hlcK. JRg »"tu It. Don't wait until tomorrow to «« * ;• .bout thl». ■ ' FOR SALE ANDERSON 527 CANDLER BLOC. PHONE 5161 SELECT HOMES. coo nNE OF THE MOST ARTISTIC *■ n n.I lieantlfnlly loonted Inman I’*rk hon e, ronmining eight room.. h.lU «nd i library and well built new turn. Thl.l ' n.i'iee hue every modern convenience, white enamel finlith, magnificent »hade. front and Jhle tiorchen, clone to the Bncat home. In this iiMiiiflfnt section of our city. Every * gX fruit, flower and shrub Is 183.700-WELL-BUILT 5-ROOM COTTAGE; cat House cost to build 83.900: lot which f all conveniences; Improved street, near fs Wby 300. would be a bargain at IMOpj Highland avenye. shrubbery and .Imllnr l«n»n»vej»jas wj 4 cost you 8500. making the pine# actually worth 17.200, all put In at M0, and fl'* you terms. We prophesy that this place ??« b»* sold fur *>.000 at no distant day. The owner has the l>eat of reasons for of fering such n bargain nt quick sale. 1200—W. Ella Cohron Van Dyke to Miss Emily C. VanDyke, lot In Oak land cemetery. 81.000— Mrs. E. C. VanDyke to Wil liam 8. Thomson, lot on Randolph street. Loan deed. 82.500— Charles Faith to Charles and David Stern, lot on Walnut street* Loan deed. 8150—Sallle E. Hadden to Harry G. Poole, lot on corner of Gross and Bates avenue. Warranty deed. 8325—8. B. Turman dnd Mrs. Helen Reed Turman, to W. G. Bryant and Mrs. Eugenia Bryant, lot on I^akewood avenue. Warranty deed. 8650—Junius F. Dunton to Leon Wal ker and H. S. Johnson, Jr., lot on Grafit street. Warranty deed. 8500—Amos Baker to Leon Walker and H. 8. Johnson, Jr., lot on South avenue. Warranty deed. 816,100 and other consideration#—Cal vin W. Hunnlcutt to Dickinson Trust Company, lot on Chattahoochee ave nue. 81.000— Mrs. Annie Barten to Mrs. Emma A. Moore, lot on Howell street. Warranty deed to secure loan. 82.500— Mrs. L. B. Haygood to Mrs. Carrie B. Bldwell, lot on *St. Charles avenue. Loan deed. 8500—M. Sankey Butler to Mrn.4j. R. Knapp, guardian of Lucian B, Knight, minor, lot on Milton avenue. Loan deed. 8600—C. 8. Hamilton to Mrs. Sarah Cooper Sanders, lot on Bedford Place. Loan deed. ~ 8485—'William J. Zahn to William M. Burdett, lot on Ethel street. Warranty deed. 8950—Leon Walker and H. S. John son, Jr. to George P. Moore, lot on Grant street. Warranty deed. 8450—Gate City Coffin Company to Alice A. Bryant, lot on McDonough rood. Warranty deed. 81,100—Mrs. Lula L. Rauschenberg to Mrs. Jennie C. Myers, lot on Dodd ave nue. Warranty deed to secure loan. 84,750—W. C. Porter to James G. Hale, lot on Kelly street. Bond for title. $2,500--Mrs. Laurie B. Daniel to Mrs. Eugenia Varela, lot on Windsor street. Warranty deed. 83,350—Herman Mendal to James T. Cowan, lot on Crew street. Warranty , deed. 82,700—D. W. Yarborough to Miss M. I). Plckert, lot on Flat Shoals road. : Bond for title. , 8890—J. K. Maddox to John 8. Owens, I lot on Bender street. Warranty deed, j 81,250—Morton Smith to W. M. John- Jeon, lot qn Capers street. Warranty ■ deed. * 837,500—J. Horace Jones to Mrs. Nel lie Z. Cleves, lot on West Peachtree and Alexander street. Lenox apartment Judgments Affirmed, 257. Goldsmith vs. State, from city court f Hlchmoiid county, before Judge Eve. Isaac s. Peebles, Jr;, for plaintiff In er ror. James C. C. Black, Jr., solicitor, by John M. Graham, contra. 306. Schofield vs. Little, from city court of Macon, Jtulge Hodges. Miller A Jones, for plaintiff In error. M. F. Hatcher, Rich ard Curd, contra. 345. Early County vs. Fain, from Bari' superior court, Judge Ilengnn. It. If. Sheffield for plaintiff lu error. L. M. ltarn Ih», contra. 376. Atlantic and Birmingham Railway Company vs. Smith, from city court of Vicuna, Judge Henderson. Rosser A Bran don, Crum & Jones, for plaintiff In error. George A Woodward, contra. 429. Hendrix vs. Elliott, from Fulton su- perlor court, Judge Pendleton. W. II. To roll, for plaintiff In error. Aldlne Char l>ers and W. M. Smith, contra. 442. Southern States portlnnd Cement Company rs. Holmes, from city court of • -rlii. Blanco A Tfson, Junes A Hutchens, Washington, D C., July 10.—Many things arc radically wrong at the na val academy and revolutionary charge* In the course of Instruction have been strongly recommended by the Wain- wrlght board, which was appointed 'specially by the president to InvostI- gate charges and figure out how im- { irovements can be made. The report ias beer, forwarded to Oyster Bay with the appro,vnl of tho navy department. The board recommends that the six departments be consolidated Into three; that more seagoing officers ba placed in responsible positions In tho faculty; that more practical and less theoretical knowledge be pounded Into the heads of the .midshipmen; that less rhetoric and literature and more prac tical knowledge of handling men And ships be taught; that no more gradua tions be made under four years. AT for plalutl contra, 451. Hike! et nl. vs. Brown, mlmlnlstra trlx, from city court of Griffin, Judi Hammond. T. E. Piittcruon, for plnlutli superior court. Judge Brand. A. C. Brown, for plalntlfT in error. Martin A- ntevcusuu and A. J. Griffin, contra. 456. Piidchnl Hon vs. Moline Jewelry Comply, from Putunui superior court, Judge Lewis. W. T. Davidson, for p" * “ In error. Turner & Adams, contra. Judgmsnts Reversed. Allen & Co. vs. Hustings Industrial Company, from city court of Bnlubrldgn, Judge llnrrell. E. 8. Ismgley, for plaintiffs In error. Bussell A Hawes, contra. 429. Bush vs. West Yellow IMne Company, from elty court <>f Valdosta. Judge Hiinsell presiding. Woodward A Smith, O. A. Whit aker for plaintiff lu error. W. E. Thomas, coutra. Atlantic Const Line Railroad Coin idulntlff In .. & Limhdln. contra. Stiles vs. Bhsdden. from elty court of Cnrtersvlllo, Judge Koute. Thomas W Milner A Son, for plnlutlff In error. P. F Etheridge and J. M. Moon, contra. FALSE FIRE ALARMS GIVE MUCH TROUBLE Some one who keeps nn eye open may have n chance to secure a fut roward, If he will report a case of fnlse fire alarm to Chief Cummings, of the fire department. Tile fnlse alarms have been numerous Into. During tho past week alarms have h«»«*n nc*nt In from boxes No. 16. No. 121 nnd 118, nnd when the engines arrived there whs not ir fire in sight. the l»oxes with keys protectei glass eases, rendering tnei the public, but easy for Idea of a Joke. >y convenient for man with nuee Ct» nesday that thero Is a fine _ conviction for turning In a fnlse alarm, nml the Informer who proves his ruse gets half the tine. Judge Broyles has promised to make It hot for the first offender cup tured nnd convicted. houses. Warranty deed. ,7™ ; SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE nn Smith Ilmiternril a. a pink up. “WE GET RESULTS." ,r —-ia ROOMS AND iinuu. m.u cnnv.ni.pc*.; Invnl. .holy lot, Blekardaon •trnnt, nnar C.plliil nvrnu*. H25A-ST. TAIL AVENUE. BETWEEN Grunt nnd Brojrlm; new . room cotta..; well fi.l.had; er.rjr convenience; derated NEEDA FENCE? Page Fence Erected Cheaper Than Wood W. J. DABNEY IMP. CO., 99, 98 and 100 So. Foreyth Street. BUILDING PERMIT8. $110—H. Simmon., to re-cover brick .tore at 194 Halnne atreet. $3,SOD—Mr«. C. K. Denton, to build ono-story frame dwelling at 241 North Jackson street. $550—Dr. W. R. Doyle, and Mr.. M. V. Jnrvl. to re-cover frame dwelling at so Culver atreet. $2.600—'T. W. Wnlker, to build addi tion to brick building at 212 Auburn avenuo. $10,000—Mr*. J. K. HI nor, to build ad dition to dwelling at 862 Peachtree atreet. $1,500—G. A. A F. Grocery Com pany, to build brick atore at 12T De catur street. DEATH 8. E. V. P. House, age $2 years, died at Soldiers’ Home. Peter Jackson, colored, age 45 years, died In country. George Goodman, colored, age 41 years, (lied at 45 Dclbrldge street. Committee Leaves Details in Hands of Architects for Fast Work. At a meeting Wednesday of tho audi torium-armory committee on plans, hold In the office of tho Chamber of Commerce, It was decided to adver tlso at once for bids for the construc tion of the big building. As soon as a bid Is accepted, actual work will be gin. Bids will be asked for by the Archi tects, Morgan & Dillon, the committee leaving this matter in their hands. Separate bids will be Invited on all details of the work. Architect Mor gan, who waa present at the fleet ing. said he thought he would be able to have the bids ready for the com mittee by the first part of August. The suggestion was made that the county might be Induced to do the excavating for the building with county convicts, and thus save ft considerable sum of money. Robert P, Maddox, a member of the committee, and also a member of the county board, stated, however, that he thought this Imprac ticable, owing to the great amount of work already on hand by the county. The meeting was presided over by Vic© Chairman (Mark Howell, In tho absence of Chairman James R. Gray. In addition to Messrs. Howell and Mad dox, W. T. Gentry was also present. The council committee had been invited to the meeting, but was unable to be present, owing to a meeting at the city hall. . ATLANTAN IS HELD t)N FORGERY CHARGE Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., July JO—E. J. Tur ner, the young Atlanta man who was shot In the foot Tue.day night when attempting to e.cape after having been arreeted on a charge of forgery, given a commitment hearing In police court this morning and held to await the notion of the grand Jury on four chargee. He wo* committed to Jail In default of bull. He inode no etateinent at the hearing. NUNN ALLY S ISSUE HANDSOME BOOKLET Experts to Audit Exchange Bank Special to Tho Georgian. Macon, Ga., July 10.—Expert ac countants of Atlanta have been en gaged to audit the business of the Ex change Bank. When the work is com pleted a report will be made to the court. The affairs of the Exchange can not be taken oyer by a new na tional bank, It Is claimed, and whatever new movement that may be started will dispose of all matters connected with the wrecked bank. Chief Injured Fighting Fire Special to The Georgian. Jackson, Miss., July 10.—In a fire at the local plant of the Armour Packing Company this morning, 4,000 pounds of meat were destroyed. Chief Watters, of the fire department, was badly scalded and physicians fear that he will die. One side of his body Is affected. Watters was formerly a member of the Atlanta fire department. AGED COUPLE CAMP OUT AT TERMINAL Mnfilnon Lnngston and bis wife, the ngod ■on I tl« who I it tided stranded In Atlanta after enviug Greenville, S. for n visit to.Ar kansas, have gone to Rome. Upon Investi gation the Assoelnted Charities found thnt Mrs. Lnngstou's sister In Arksnsss was In no position to rare for the aged man nnd his wife, nnd the only alternative was to send the pnlr hack to Greenville. This they ileellued. anil proceeded to camp out nt tho Terminal Station. The result was that some one ut the Terminal furnished them with tr:uis|H)rtntlou to Borne, nml It will bo up to tho Romans to solve the problem. DEFER ARGUMENT ON COTTON RATES One of the cleverest nml most artistic pieces of advertising that has appeared lu the South Is a publication of n beautiful booklet by the Xuiinnlly Company, manu facturers of the fnmoua Nunnally’s candy. This liooklct Is replete with licuutjful productions In half tones and colors show ing the entire process used by this company lu the making of their choice confections. Not only does the liooklet dcscrltie at length different processes, UUt It goes Into „K*esslty for absolute rlonnllnevs * absolute parity for the production of candy ns may prove pleasing and profitable rather than detrimental to the customer. Views of tbs factory nnd Its uinny do- together with many hluts uud sugges tions sueb ns must prove Invaluable Jn the selection «»f confections. In addition to the mnnufnrture of candles, the placing of these In me most attraetlv .... Ill vogue together i some of the daintiest aud most artistic (Mixes nml packages. Altogether, this little nuhllrntlnu, widen bears the Imprint of tho Mssseiigale Adver* Using Agency, Immediately places the rend er lu position to Judge of pure uud whole some can-lies. TELEPHONE MEN HOLD A MEETING An Important mcetlug of truffle supervis or* of the Hnutberji Hell Telephone mid Telegraph Company wn* held in Atlanta Tuesday In the office of F. E. Montague, superintendent of exchange traffic, who presided over the meeting. Among the truffle men present nt the meeting were W. F. Asheub.-oh, first dis trict; II. N. Rufo, second district; J. C. npson, fourth district: Milton Strauss, district, and F. B. Montague, *up$*r- inti ndent of exchange traffic. A number of Interesting talks were made nnd the objeet of the meeting was to ills* cuss the problems which arise in the ef fort to give perfect telephone service. The coustniit effort of tin* truffle men Is to Improve the service wherever possible and to tunIntnlu service nt the highest sfat efficiency. The meeting was one «*f a si held daring each year by the traffic men of the Southern Bell Company. Upon the request of W. A. Wlnburn, rep resenting the railroads, aud the acquiesce non of Judge John S. Candler, attorney for the petitioners, the matter of reducing rates on compressed aud uncompressed cotton went over until September before the rallroud commission. Mr. Wlnburn stated Wednesday that If action was deferred by the railroad com mission, for a time an adjustment satisfac tory to all parties at Interest could proba bly In* arranged. This statement met with the nnnrovul of Judge Candler, aud it is probable that an agreement will be reached shortly, making a hearing before the com mission u n necessary. SAYS HER HUSBAND LOCKED HER OUT On n warrant sworn out l»y his wife, J. R. M. Coggins, who resides In College Park and has n shop nt 17H South Broad street, was arrested Wednesday morning by Dep uty Sheriff Jone* aud locked In tbs Tower uuder 81,000 bond. Mr*. Coggins tab! the county police that her husband, when drunk Monday night, forced her nnd her two small children to leave the house nud locked the door, keep ing them outside until Tuesday morning. She said (hat when under the Influence of liquor Citggtn* was In the habit of flrlug an nutoimitle pistol at rutidoui, ami that hs had struck her In file face. She mentioned other cruel things he dbl when drunk, but said thnt when sober he w*ns a good aud kind husband. Mrs. Coggins asked thnt her husband be H-ked up and that she be nllowed to jget *r sewring machine from the BOOM. WTth his she mild the could make a good living for herself and her two. little boys, 7 and 3 years old. , Fourth Class Postmastsrs. Washington, July 10.—John C. Colt er haa been appointed postmaater at Graham, Randolph county, Ala., vice W. J. Johnson, resigned. Hattie L. Chadbourne has been ap pointed poatmistre** at Oxmoor, Jeffer son county, Ala., vice M. E. Moore, re signed. Rural Letter Carriers. Washington, D. C., July 10.—-Robert Ivons him been appointed carrier and Alfred D. Webb substitute on Route No. 6, rural letter carrier force, at MadisonvJl^e, Tenn. SOUTHERN TO INSTRUCT MEN IN RAILROADING. WADE HAMPTON WAS “UNKNOWN” The txidy of the unknown man who died Monday afternoon nt the Grady hospital Identified Wednesday morning ny John F. Dula ** Wide Hampton, who hoarded at MS Marietta street, nnd worked at the National Furniture Company. Monday sfternoon he wn* found near Rowells Stntlon. on the Marietta car line. In an unconscious condition, with a lauda num bottle lying near. He was sent to the city ou an Incoming Marietta car, aud wna carried to Grady hospital, where be died. At the coroner's Inquest Wednesday morning a verdict of •*$lenth from oplmn poisoning with his own band" was reach ed. During the Inquest It wna brought out thnt he <*ntn* from Johnson City, Tenn. The body will be held at the nuilertnk- Ing establishment of Harry G. Boole until his relatlvta are heard from. Spencer, 8. C., July 10.—The Southern Bailway Company 1* so well pleased with the results of a school hi practical railroad ing, PKtnhllMhed at Spencer a few months ago, that It has decided to establish similar institution* nt various points on Its system. The point nt which the next S'-bool Is to I* organized Is Knoxville. \V. IS. I*. Me Dow ney, who Inaugurated the school ut S|H*ucer, FREE—40 cent, half pound box of Wiley’s highest grade Chocolates or Bon-bons with EVERY WANT AD OF 30 CENTS OR MORE brought to The Georgian and News office, 25 W. Alabama street next Friday or Saturday, July 12 or 13, for insertion in the SATURDAY PAPER. This free offer open to every body. REE=“40c BOX WILEY’S CANDY With every want ad of 30c or more brought to the Georgian and News next Friday or Saturday, July 12-13, we will give a 40c box Wiley’s highest-grade candy FREE.