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10 /HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS *\ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 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. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. 11 yon want a situation, send your ad. to Tho Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. trade. Good par to (tart with and LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA .CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckie St. Car to Waterworks. R6 V6H WAS"! tO TilSTSflb 6P V61llt goods? If so, mil up 2806 (Ball). The Hmiithorn Auction and Salvage Company, 20 South Pryor. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- five women and girls in mir sewing room. Anyone who can run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced opera tors moke from $8 to $12 per week, and we pay 60c per day while learning. Am' Nqnnally Bros. & McCrea, 36 W. Alabama street. WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT Experienced operators make m2 .- v .. - 112.00 per weak. Wlll pw goodda^r wikos to thooe without experience nut they Itarn. If you llr* oot of Atlanta, writ# ns and w® will give yon Information about hoarding places. Nunnally Bros, k McCreo,88 W." ■Ate. atnet WaWRI^at ftdcie. AM'teXMtfnfeTCEIi 1 y preferred, for tuaiiv ft 1 ■mi nuiri, ur-rar aimhi*. n|>yi of New Kimball Immediately. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. pher with three yesre* experience In lum rr bualnms In or out of cite. Best refer* ace# furnished. Addreee "C. F. M.,” can Georgian. m'NO 3JlN r , .TO perlenec, VARIED ttl'BlNEBft l4Sc pelted to glre up Indooi co®pe! “'■t! rtlle. Os. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIO AND QUICK money send for our free circulars. Ues* ♦rtl Hales wnd^Hn££l^Co.. Mobile. Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT. HUSTLING SALESMEN for magnificent new maps; nsw features; easy sellers; exclusive territory mid lll*eral WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—Tllfe ftmfcwfc _ PUBLIC TO KNOW ithern Auction and Halrage can dlapoee of yotl that the Southei Co., at 20 S. I’rjln, mu .■•a|n*wx> ui JU1I ^household good* office fixture*, safes, car- petfc, WAHfBb^ftUCEB 5S cKfRIlEE .tone and .harp aand for hulldlnx pur I*..*; alao to rant atone rmsh.r and co«- t-i-rf. pillar. U.I>Qn-h Mill Mf< DU8INESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- Mat Co. W. rapolr. roraastrucL asrk ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU “ u 0,1 von saG:. creak iwf^iAfcs. wen. alpp.il aka tips Hok. JT •rfSS? main VB3.~ Owner. 461 I OK STOCK ONLY-WILL hUj .apply htuhwra, aood fur two and upward to, uhljr. Staple Uood., thla pa FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. i-har/re for two I. root*. 10 Trinity air.au.. H I%nn» 3(1 AtlanU pboM rtf. FSerwi WaNTbU-A PARTNEtrSVITli >000 Vo lav.at In n (ood paring maiiufartnrtiK Ridm-sa. Addms w. It., rut Urarctaa. WANTED—ROOMS. irATfSfcrBrrvccfrrr' r Asrxmar Rtply to Box IM llotrl Aragon, s>rlii, natal par aiootk and addrras. atlas i;m;im:s a i las non.Kits Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta i-lllkl Cl.tSS III .NIM.SM not SKH should have high grade algos. Call on i Kc*nt Hra Co., 91*4 North Pryor street ' niB riuT'TliClIN Al't-floN AXI» HAI, 1 cage Company, at 81 Boath Pryor strstC. will l>tiy or set! yoa oat. For hale—two cau ioaIih pini! Brackway sarrles. runs!-*v* ond depot wagorra. Nothing better made. Georgia Vehicle Mfg. Ca, 69 and 62 West Mitchell atreet. workmanship guaranteed. Georgia 1 * Ve hicle Mfg. Co.. A and 52 Weat MIL bell st. rolt HAI.R—ONK DKkK.'l-'Ol'H GAS A ltd Inmpa, one aboweaae nnd one counter. Cole Book Co., 69 Whitehall atreet. DON’T GO BLIND. WflBN YOU BKB Tin: Atlanta Wrecking Ca'l near line. Just added a f t.f tun.)- f r’i \ »■'••! h’ t ipp!b*a nnd general office sui»nlles. The cheapest ever •old. We bay, sell or exchange everything. 17 and 88 West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone Wk MISCELLANEOUS. LL'MBBB—WE HAVES THREE MILLS cutting south Georgia pine shingles. Also mnnufseture flooring, relllng, siding and lath. Write us tor delivered prices. Kll* llan Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele, Ga. ALL HTYLEfl OATES. WIRE AND IRON fences Bold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive agents for "Page Fence/* Dixie Fence Co. auceesaors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hooter atreet. Phones 1892. For Tiifc .n'bXt if!S' IiaTM t Wu.i. cut my $3$ suits to $25. Carroll, tbe tailor, 172 Peachtree atreet. oppoalte Aragon hotel. AT HTOt.'K OF IRON RAFFS and vanlt doors to be sold at coat during next week; now Is your time. 28 8. Broad street. IL W. Kills, Atlanta. unraa rassn prick paid mni (rran poplar wood unapllt; ablptn.nta to Im> mad. at one. Grants Wood I'lastrr Co., I*. O. Box ML EDUCATIONAL. wrlllm:. math.matli-a, xrammar nnd »i-t-n- Inc tnuxht In .r.nln*a. Htokrlv'a Hhortband and Boslnns School, l'racbtrra strraL WANTED—REAL ESTATE. buy three and four room houses; also va cant lots. If yoo have soy, see us. 9 rosier A Smith, 186 Auburn, corner Butler. 'Phone M. WANTED—TO RENT. wx75iw^w'iir^?¥r^ir''jrnr'*r'X' five or six-room flat or cottage tby a northern family of four) within ten min utes walk of post office. Address with par ticulars B. X. L.. care The Georgian. 8H0E REPAIRING. N. LAZARUS. 22 H. I’ll TOR ST. I DO boot nnd shoe repairing. When I say re pairing. 1 mean tho best repairing only, rtnperior material and oak leathsr. with the beat workmanship. I know how to repair because 1 know a shoe. 1 am a skilful mender and c*n make comfortnblo and serviceable shoe broke down and worp out ones. Don't forget the No., 21 8. Pryor street. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARnROUan, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1265. 20 E. Hunter BL WILLI B WALL PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock In South. 54 N. Broad Bt “KENT LIGHTS.” TUB I1KST OF UANTI.B LIOHTS NOW raid *t Sl',4 N. Pryor St. Al.x Kent, Pbon. (ML SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCK!!?. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Ball tat. Man’s a.tvnt half sole. 75c. WALL PAPER. j. M. QUICK A CO.-WAIJ, PAl’Eli, monldlnxa. iiirtnr.,. picture frames, etc. Bell phona IS, Standard TOL =7 15. Hunter. PIANOS. llltAMBAril PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1823. BECHT PIANO CO., 61 N. FORSYTH. YOUR TEETH FILLER WITHOUT PAIN Itf AN IM- proved matbou. All work jpurantrad If nars. Reasonable prices. Lanier Rental psrliirs, Jfif Whitehall Ft., over Emmons elotbtnx store. Bell nboi. S&'-J. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW 11 ATS cleaned and reshaped, 50c. Soft and nil IT felt hats cleaned and re* shaped, 36c. Iinndit or sweats. 25c each extra. ACME HATTERS, 6)4 Whitehall BL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. talkingTmacThmsT and mscoSSST Wholesale and retail dlitrlbutors of Vic* tor Talking Machines and Record* Just received large consignment of machines and over 10,000 record* Immediate attention given mall ordtff* We want tbs name* of all talking machine dealers In tbs south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. lllCYCLEM AND HUNDUIKH-LAltUKHf bicycle and sundry distributors 1* the south. Southern scents for Pierce. Ysle, Snell snd Hudson bicycle* Write for our 1906 citatogue and pries list Alexander* Eljrra & KHOSioFAtlllO HEMKLUUH rifltl! scalp dtaeaaea and make hair grow. Kmm'a Medicated Soap makes you by* KMU V?h. , *S£U" , -Ai: lanta. Go. YOUR TEETH CROWNED B-K GOLD CROWNS 13 UP. i without pain. All work (uaraatwd li vrara. Lnnlra Rental Parlora, BH White hall Ht„ orjr Emmooa' ckithln, storo. Bril we Moya, StoHr. pack and RIF boasehohl gooda; tnaurance rate one per cut. OfTlc and warokmu. Mira Waltra 1 •tret. Both pkoMa. Catkcart'a True f»r. REYNOLDS. THE SIGN PAINTS^' Sign* banner* Sags and flag decorattoua for special occarion* SOH R. Alabama BL TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work dons without r»l.. AU work guaranteed IS year* Lanier lies- tat Parlor* 38)4 Whitehall BL. over Km- moos* clothing store. Bell nhnne 2U3-J. CASH REGISTERS. (Secpnd Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALI.WOODS, IDEALS and all otk*r aukaa at bargain print We can art! yoo a nglainr. suitable for any huelaane, at a price Hut cannot help bat planar yon. Caal or monthly payments. Every n ‘— narantrad for two yearn Southern rainier Co.. Braorh of A mart ran 8< kptf.ipr Co.. Branch of American Snood- Jlaod Cpak H.fliter Co.. M H. Brood atrooL Atlanta, On. 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 you. 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. Xo. 89 CAPITOL AVENUE A NEARIN RESIDENCE OX 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 all the time. The house is in good repair and brings in a substantial rental income. EAST CAIN ST. NEAR HIGHLAND AVENUE. 3 SI'LKNDID COTTAGES. ALMOST NEW. occupied regularly by high clans colored manta, nt n rental of 134 per month. This CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homee. Tbe flrat month will be given FREE and If occupied one. year, two more monthe will be given FREE at the end at the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. Hone but good families will be allowed In these houses. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of the city: contain 7 and S rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every housa fronts a flfty-foot Park, which le set In trees, evergreens and flowers. Pura air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It Is cheaper than living in the city and the surroundings are more whole- In the center of this Pork are the Ferro Phoaphate Springs, which trouble, no mattor of how long stand ing. It now has a now church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-houso coat ing 22,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who Uvea on tho grounds, will show you through the homes. Rent 120.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 12 Auburn Avonuo. DUNLAP STREET ! FOR SALE—One of tire Price See LIEBMAN, 28 Peachtree St. McNEILL & SHERWOOD SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phones 5488. 412 Peters BuIJdlDg 13.000—CI IE A I’ E ST AND BEST HOME near Grant park on thla able. Htfk 6 r.. on corner, cast front lot, 65x150, shod?, level nnd houao only about a year old. water, gnu. xewernge, etc. Thla place will bear closest inspection. best part of the street; bouse bna water, bath, sower age, gas, etc. Is worth more money. 11750-COLLEGE story, rnrwr lot, lovely. House is good as new. ai This i etc., hone** 1h double floored, storm sheeted. did homo or Inyestmeut. $26ft-ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAR, STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Maiq Atlaita 37. W. L. Johns, 74 years ole of typhoid ferer at 232 Lee avenue. * BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. James E. Duncan, at 23 West Gleun street, a son. ♦■t.'F.-j—>» ni iti mrnei itnpiiBi cuu oredi to build addition to church. 05-W. A. 11111. to mid to one-story frame James Jinks, to bnild one-story Xrame |My|3|h»t streetM to repair ... on north side, lust off Peachtree street. This Is a gilt-edge Investment; Is almost brand new. $10,000 cash; rentals will nay balance. salesmen: i. c. mccrory. McDonald eubanks, L. M. JOHNSON. RAILROAD SCHEDULES 3howTng^th«^fHTaran3TieparturarofTc*as^ AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— * 3 Nashville 7:10 am • 2 Nashville . 8:35 am 73 Marietta . 8:35am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm fOff V'auhrlll. ll-ilsmhll Vaal.,.111. f.n •93 Nashville 11:45 am >92 Nashville . 4:50 pm 75 Marietta . 8:50 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm ' 1 Nashville 7:35 pm • 4 Nashville . 8:60 pro CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7:10am Macon 12:01am Jacksonville . 7:50 am Savannah ... 8:00 am Macon 11:40 am Mncou 4:0J pin uncuu MIII.U.WMUHIVVH «••■••• Savannah ... 4:05 pm Savannah .. Mnroii 7:55 pm JnrkHonvlllo 9:15 pm 8:80 pm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL* ROAD. Arrive From— .Depart To— tSelma 11:40 am •Montgomery 5:30am •Montgom'y . 7:40 pm *Moutgomery 12:45 pm •Selma 11:35 pm *SHum 4:20pm •Montgodi'y . 8:40 pm •Montgom'y ..11:15 pm •Dally. All other trains dally except Bun* !fll trains of Atmntn nnd West Point Railroad Company nrrlvo at nnd depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell street nnd Madison avenue. UAIUtOAD. QBOUatA Arrive From— Depart To— •Augusta .... 1:00 am *Augusta 7:45am ** Ton .,•..6:45 am Llthonla .....10:06am Ington .. 7:46 am •Augusta 8:30 pm .. jusU ...12:30 pm Conyers 6:00 pm Llthonla .... 8:S pm Covington ...6:10 pm •August* .... 8:15 pm Mugust* ...,11:45 pm •Dally. All other trains dolly except Bun* SEABOARD AIR Arrive From- Washington .6:30nm LINE RAILWAY. Depart To— Birmingham .6:40 am femphi*. . .11:48 lew York . . 3:80 . 7:40 pm 8bown In Central time. Monroe , . 7:20 am New York . .12:00 m Abbeville • • 4:00 pm Memphis , « . 6;oo pm Washington . 9:35 pm JOHN J. WOODSIDE, _ cold; closet, sink in the kitchen on the flrat floor. On the eecond ' * ith, hot and cold water, and stationary wash* repair, being new; W. Peachtree care half block away: If you are looking for aomethlng real nice, this la your opportunity. Rent, $37.50 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Roth Phones SIS. 514 Empire Building. Phone 8S7. LOOK AT THIS! CLOSE IN. talnlng 15.* h not less TEETH DEBT SET OF TEETH $3.00. Lanier Dental Parlors, frame dwelling at 21(T Highland avenue. $106—James Morrow, to recover one-story frame dwelling at 67 East Merritt* avenue. Marietta $2.400—B. Gillespie, to build three one* story frame dwellings at 221-223-225 Little J. Lowery, to Install heating fur* $260-' nsce $3,000—J, -W. F. Dykes, to Install heating fur* nt 620 West Peachtree street. fr-J. M. Beasly, to build one-story : at 256 * * West Lawton stree 1 tory PROPERTY TRANSFERS. $2,400—Charles II. Behre to L M. Ander* son, lot on corner of North nvenun and Cairo street, and lot on corner of Cairo nnd Poland atreeta. $3,200—L. 31. Anderson .. some lots. Warranty deed. _ Jnmbridge and Whipple avenues. Warranty deed. $2,000—J. D. Dobbs to Penn Mutual Llfo Insurance Company, lot on Boulevard near Rice street. Ix>an deed. ICOO-Coortland H. Winn, admlnlstrnfY. to J. T. Casey, lot on River road. Ad ministrator's deed. $600—J. T. Cnaey to J. J. Casey, lot on River road. Warranty deed. $2,600—C. J. Simmons to G. II. Tanner, lot on Auburn avenue near Howell street. gsno—Mrs. Idn McGee to Mrs. Mary P Willingham, lot on Evnn Drive, near South ern rottnn Oil Company. Warranty deed. $1.150—Mrs. Lannlc IL Daniel to F. R. Hoffman, lot on Martin street, near Glenn Warranty deed. Love and Affection—F. E. Hoffman to Mary M. Iloffman, wife, same lot. War* $2tt—Courtland S. Winn, administrator, to 7,. N. Hooper, lot on River road. Admin istrator's deed. $4,80)—Mrs. Emma R. Johnson to N. M. Daniel, lot on Pryor street, near Alice Chajiman. lot ranty dead. too—Hollywood Ora.t.ry Corporation to Mrs. C. C. Palmar, lot In Hollywood cams' "FIGHT HOUSE FLIES ASTHOUGH ASCURGE" CITY CHEMIST LLOYD URGES THAT WAR BE VIGOR OUSLY WAGED. y 'People should flfht Dies like they would ecoorge," said Dr. A. M. Lloyd, city chemist, Thursday, la speaking ol light throughout tbe Southern statee against favera of all kinds The fly,” aaya Dr. Lloyd, “la responsible for more raava of typhoid fever than any other transporter. Although It Is the popu lar opinion that typhoid germs come from milk, this Is only a substance on which they live, and In which they can bread. They are hrwialit to the milk by llloi." Dr. Lloyd alao stated that yellow fever -- — " at an end In this coun try. which la proTed hy the limited number of caaea this year, and that It cau eailly lie wiped out of tbe South American end Central American countries, ithlrh will, doubtless, be the case within k few years. over Emmons' clothing itoro. HRI ■BF VBi'HaBU as iooiM ft., la els• Sk\V fliitou ItOlspS ON utlful corner la West Bad. H.S0 to Vfc SfftATTAffJ. 7-HOOU COTTAtTE? ' lo^toe^ beat part of West Bad, from B.M0 OU. gWBXTHBW ttbl-HH. 1TOTRU lie. eablast mantels, Meldrias et. Only gfeXlltlt’PL NfcW 10-h66U IldKE'dX Peaehlree, with over one acre of ground, l’rire IS, 100. Liberal terms or will eg- t or smaller home. W ASl) WITtfIX have clients who will boy and Improve w you. Call and sea us. NORTH SIDE HOME. Au ideal home near Peach tree. Electric lights, fur- naeo, four bedrooms, large closets, sen-ant’s room. Beautiful, shady lot; $1,500 cash, balance easv. Address OWNER. 612 Fourth Na tional Bank Bldg. Phone 243. HO OFFICIAL MAPS OF NEW COUNTIES No official maps of the hew counties of Crisp* Turner, Grady, Stephens. JeR Davis, Jenkins, Toombs and Tift am In existence. Captain,Johnson, In the office of the secretary of state, has made perfectly accurate mope of the eight counties, but the seal of approval hat never been net on them by the general assembly. If any matter of court record af fecting the boundaries at any of these eight new counties should come up In litigation no official county map could be produced because none actually ex ists. This la an oversight that has some how gone by without notice ao far. but since attention luu been called to the matter It Is probable that the ofTtclal seal will be placed on the maps made by Captain Johnson. Mrs. Tacht (superciliously)—My hus band has a beautiful yacht I don't suppose your husband can afford such a luxury, yet? Mrs. Nacht—No, tbe best ha can do to hold the mortgage on the one your husband has.—The Bohemian. ARTILLERYMEN HURT DURING SHAM EIGHT PREMATURE DISCHARGE OF CAN NON INJURES TWO—TOY PIS- . TOL WOUNDS BOY. artillebymbx iiubt-bio head As the result at the premature discharge of a esnuoa durlag the sham battle of the Fifth Corgis regiment Wednesday after noon at Piedmont park. Frank 11. Tidwell and Rufus Cilia, two of tbe artillerymen, were putafully Injured. At the time of the explosion, Tidwell was engaged In reloading the piece nnd Ellis eras holding his thumb over the fuse hole to keep out the air; It Is Supposed tbe fuse bole was not securely covered by Ellle, thus letting la the air and reusing the premature discharge. Tidwell was ramming the load and the rod was shot out of hla hands Into FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON’T PAY RENT. It is excpMIngly Imd form to do so when you can i»ny your own money back la your pocket, by coming to me. Just run your eyo over this! We'll btillil you a house Just like you want It, on easy payments, from $504 to $5,000, If you buy tbe lot. 3 room, modern, new bouse on corner lot, $100 cask, balance easy monthly payments.. 4- room modern new bouse, same terms. 5- room, new, modern house on large corner lot; $250 cash; balance easy monthly payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses. Tbe College Park Land Company have 2,000 lots to select from, each. Come out and see me, or call me up. Office nt end of car line. Bell Thone 37-J East Point Exchange, Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park. $100 to $6» CoUsg* EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. ATLANTA MAF-KETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. ‘ lemons $5.60 to $6. Limes 50 to 75c. Peaches, per crate. $1 to $1.50. ipnles $2 to $2.60, ms * veil stocked. market *t present Pineapples $2 to time well stocked. ^Bananas, straights, te»- bunch $1.60 to $1.75. Culls, per bunon, $1 to I1.2S. Watermelons, $7.60 to $20.00 per 100; de. — — .. ,jc: inn trn ac: broilers 16 to 2?Uc. Live ducks, Pekin 30 25 to 27Vkc. to 86c; puddle .... Dressed hens, per lb., lie to 13c. Eggs, per doxen. 15*4 to 16c. Butter, table, per 1m. 20 to 22V4c; cook* lag. per lb.. 12%c to ISc. Honey—New h$10c lb.; in ®VKOETAnLE8.-Irieh potatoes, stock $8.60 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76. Tomatoes, per crate. $2 to $2.60. l*lb. racks 10 pots toes, per bushel, $1.20. JOld sweet potatoes, per bushel, $1 to $L25; new sweet potatoes $1.75 bushel. ■ Cherries, 24-quart crate. $1.50 to $1.75. Cantaloupes, in»r crate, $1.60 to $2.60. Blackberries 1& ttf lttfrc nuart. Dewberries Iff to 12^ic quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUB.—Postela Elegant $8.35; Diamond patent $6; fane? pa*ent $5.10; half patent $4.10 to *4.»; j»*ty $1.90 —*“ “ t —* patent $6.6066. Market str CORN.—Choice red cob 71c; No. 2 whits 74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c. OAT8—Choice while dipped, 62c; choice white, 60c; choice mixed. 49c; Texts rust proof, 60c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, $c? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, 63c. Shorts, white, $1.40: medium, $1J5; brown, $1.30: pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran, $1.15. HAY.—Timothy, choice large bales, *1.10; do., choice small bales $1.14; do., No. ] - ** ~ No. r -- * clover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed 80c. CLOVER.—Choice 90c. The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.-Standard granulated 6c. New SUGAR.- Standard granulated 6c. New York Refined 4*4 to 4V4; plantations 4*4 to 4^c. Market stronger. BOFF E R’.—Roasted Arbnckle’s $15.60; Market very strong. CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 1484c; twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong. PROVISIONS.—Bunreme hams 14#e. *“ ■ 11. 1A1/n - *• * M lbs. 10.10; Supreme lard 10. Red Cross Drift compound 7H* Red Cross 7%- Snow 8T0CKS AND BOND8. Rid. Asked. GeofSa, il^R^eJJ ifio!.*!!":!!!!! toft , lot% AtlanU, 6s, 1911 10ft Atlanta, 4&* 1922 100 Atlanta, 4s, 19*4 105)4 Atlanta and West Point 16S Atlanta and West Point Debts. 107 C. R. of Georgia flrat Income do. second Income........ 88 do. third Income 88 Georgia 9*8 Augustai and Savannah 117 107)4 South western lit Georgia Pacific Ists 180 \ C and A. 1st 113 119Q MAR ATTACKS WOMAN IN CROWDED STREET WILLIAMS LATER CREATED A SCENE IN POLICE 8TATION. — FINED THREE TIMES. Dan William*, a young, white man, created a scene of excitement Wednee- tke goveranteat bnlMIng. Tk hand wnn badly lacerated e Bills' tbamb was apnlanl by aiea aad hla hand bnraed. latlooa, hla ana mwid doabileaa have been blowa off. He waa not gripping the nun- It Ughlly dm. bnt vraa bulging It Ughlly hetToen hla finger* an Is required by the regnlatiun* The Injariea of bulb men ware given at tention at the t.rady boepttaL Toy Pistol Figured Here. m Daly one other Fourth of J«lJ accident Vrhera the" wound waa 'dreaaaiL day afternoon In Wall atreeL directly In front of the Western and Atlantic passenger station, by attacking and ■trlklng Annie Caldwell, a young white woman, whoae home la at Decatur and Butler streeta. A great crowd of people waa In the atreet and about the depot and the af fair caused a lively atlr. Policemen 8tarnes and Roaaer, plain clothes of ficer* were near by, and. rushing to the scene, took Williams Into custody before he had done any serious damage to the woman. After Williams tvaa taken to a' police signal box In Wall atreet to await the arrival of a patrol wagon, he la aald to have acted In a very disorderly man ner. cursing wildly. Numbers of ladles were passing through Wall atreet at the time and were compelled to change their course. On arrival at the police station. Wil liams continued hla disorderly conduct. As a result of hla 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 tISJS In each of the three cases and ordered the prisoner held sb he can be further prosecuted In the state courts on the charge of tiling profkne language In the presence of ladles. Un less the fines are paid, he must first serve ninety days In the city prison. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. Atlanta and Vicinity—Fair tonight and Friday. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. « Te 8.trS axahntchle, cloudy; tempornture »0. Hllleboro. clear; 79. South McAlIUter, clear: 70. llnskogee, fair; 75. Wngooer! cic***-/, 78. Tuba, clear: 7$. Taylor, dear; 70. Gnlveeton. clear; 80 Tyler, clear; 72. Rnaten. clear; 76. Ardmore, cloudy 71 Texarkana, clear; 79. Oklahoma City, clear; 79. Fort Worth, cloudy; 78. Bherniau, clear j 70. Ban Antonio, clear and pleasant. Hour. ton, clear and pleasant. Dallas, clear ao4 MleolMlppI-Ya*o<* City; clear and pleat* ant. Greenwood, clear and warm. Winona, clear and cool. Haxleburat and Vick abort . clear and pleasant Jackson and Brook- haven, clear and hot Corinth, clear and warm. Hattiesburg, partly cloudy and warm. Meridian, clear and plenunu Grenada and Natchex, dear and pleaMnt. Alabama—Huntsrille. clear and warm. Eufaula. clear and hot. Mobile, clear nnd i hot. Birmingham and Montgomery, clear ] and warm. Opelika, clear and hot. Georgia—Columbna. clear and pleasant, Albany, clear and hot. Rome, clear nud pleasant Thomaavllle, clear and warm; hard rain laat night. Atlanta, clear nnd warm. Macon and Americas, clear and hot. J Tennessee— Memphis, Knoxville nnd Chat. | tanooga, clear ana warm. Nashville, dear and cool. Louisiana—New Orleans, deer and hot Shreveport, dear and pleasant WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Clear, rising temper* ture; 66 to 70 above. Northwest—Clear; 56 to 64 above. WEATHER FORECAST. West Florida—Fair Alabama and Florida—Showera Thursday; Frldaj partly cloudy. East Texas—Fair Thursday and Friday ‘ •—““ —■*“ Thursday; West Texas—Partly dondy rlday fair and wnrmer. Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky- Fair Thursday and Friday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The major portion of the United Htat^d .j now covered by an extensive area of high pressure, central over northern Mich* Ignn where the barometer Is nearly hnlf ax Inch above normal. As a result of tbs advance of this high pressure area, cleif weather now prevails at all stations. In the laat 24 hours showera have curred along tbe Atlantic coaxt from Flor ida to Maine. In the lake region nnd tt The conditions favor fair and pleaMnt 1 weather In this section ton I FHday. * Section Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. July 6, STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. •Atlanta, clear Columbus, clear.. Uatuesvllle, clear Greenville, clear Griffin, dear .... •Macon, dear .... Mnntlcello, clear ••Newnnn. clear Rome, dear mi. .. Hpartnnburg. cloudy ...... Tallapoosa, dear «... Toccoa, dear West Point, dear .09 •litnlmam t.mpvratorra .ra period ending it 1 n. m, thl. date. ••Ilrctdved lata (wire trouble); not » Cl Hrav, n tSrinfafb^ThomaavIll., Ga . 1* Goblslwro. N. C„ 2.64. Hi Atlanta .... Augusta ... Charleston Galveston . Little Rock Memphis Montgomery has been reported. Max Msrkeles. n small white boy of Anbnrn a venae and Jackson street, accidentally shot himself Wednss* pistol. He went to the Grady New Orleans Oklahoma ... avannah ... Vicksburg i iriwmig » ^ " Wilmington 14 84 T Indicates inappreciable rainfall. I [appreciable Remark*. , q I The temperature changes for the pu ,t ^ 1 ..nlmroudanf It a In fit 11 '• In Augusta. Charleston, Bavonnab and mlnxton district* Hravvf.Ha 1 ported from Goldsboro, N. C., and rill* Ga. j. b. marbi uy- Section Direct'*- Medical Student—What did you op erate on that man for? . j Eminent 8urgeon—Five hundred uo. Urn. _ dil Medical 8tudent—I mean what | h 'Emlnent Surgeon—Five hundred dol* Ian.—Punch. Ethel—I told Jack that when « * {I J married we would have country place, a town bouse, two an mobile, and six horse*. Papa—Well, what did he ra> . m Ethel—Why, ha told meth.tjf’^ on my aide I wouldn't dream.—t-t^** Journal.