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■■I Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter bo inserted on this page free of charge. If yon want a situation, \ send your ad. to Tho Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, ono inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED-COOD STRONO WniTE MEN ah helper® In tho foundry to learn mo * or®’ trade. Oood pay to atart with a better pay to two or three months. Or tho** with pod reference* need app! I>e Loach , Co. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly- WORKS. Waterworks. good*? If ao, rail up 2106 (Bell). T Southern Auction and (Salvage Company,, Booth 1'ryor. rare Georgian. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. our sewing room. work. Experienced tors make from $8 to week, and we pay day while learning. A Nummlly Bros. & Mc( 36 W. Alabama street. on «... work, »hnrt hour, anil « Utpericuced operator. make front ($190 per work, and w. will give prod daj wage. «o three without experience nnr family. Apply 521 Crnmlay atrrrt. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. I f'l'MlT I I M V... N 1 • MVS \UM. ... -'tine a* hardware elerk In a retail rtorv A'lilrnu L II. Dane, Homenrlllc, Ua. ' 5 WANTED—AQENT8. ENTS WANTING BIO AND QUICK ~n*T Mod for our fra. rtrralara. C“ Sales and Supply Co.. Mobil*. Ala WANTED—3ALE8MEN. ror ms gmnceoi new Liipi, new Iesitires. *A*r seller*; exclusive territory and lltxral tin poHltloo; extraordinary chance f " era. .State If you have bad ax Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Go. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTBD-TIIB PUBLIC TO KM that tha Southern Auction and Salv Co., at 20 B. Pryor can dlapoaa of j household good®, office fixture®, safes, < rugs, pianos. ate., tu ad vantage. a NTtoffiertss—cuTsn stone and sharp sand for building | p*»m*s; alao to rent atooe crusher and < crete mixer. DeLoacb Mill Mfg. Co. BUSINE88 OPPORTUNITIES. 1227. Owner, 1.1 Gould Bldg. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8. WAXTEI*—A PARTNER WITH Invest In a good tiering manul business. Addreaa W. B, rare He BKAMHACH PIANOS. £*TAISL1SHKD 183. bfcaCHT PIANO CO., C N. POItStTIL ^ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. j ATLAS ENGINKB -ATLAS BOILERS j| Atlas Enrloc Work*. Btnpfr® Bldg.. Atlanta tikST-tLAHfl BChink^s IioUses sboobl havs high grade signs. Call on Kent SI so Ca, 91% North ITjor street. 1 Phone 2928. Tilf. BdPti/ttftN' aVctios and Hal- vs2* compsnv. at 20 South Pryor atreet. v.lll buy or *eti you out. Ion ftALfc-rwo t'Ait Uiaiis PTni; Brockway surriea. runabouts and dspft wagons. Nothing better um !<• Georgia flKrt* Mfg. Co., 60 and 63 West lflfglBli atreet Wilt KAl.K-BCHt ItllllllKIt TlftK; workmanship guaranteed. Georgia Ve hicle Mfg. Co.. A am! 52 Weat Mitchell at FOB HALF—ON’K I>¥hK, PGL'It OAK A HO lamps, one showrase and one counter. Cole Book Co., 69 Whitehall atraet. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOB SEE TUB ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'a new line. Juat added a full line of trunk., travsl.r,' supplies .nd sold. We buy. sell or exchange everything, a IT and 89 West Mitchell atraet Bell 'phone UR MISCELLANEOUS. LUMBBR-WE HAVE THREE MILLS catting south Georgia plno shingles. Also manufacture flooring, celling, siding and lath. Write as /or delivered price*. KU- 3 11* n Lumber Company, Box 107. Cordele, Oa. tf AM, BTTLEH CATES. WIEB ANH IRON j." fence. Mid and erected. Fencing for ' farm, lawn, garden .ml ponltry. Exclusive •gent, for "Tnge Fence, 1 ’ Him. Feuca Co. •ucceoMr. Tilly Fenco Co., 41 West Hunter street. I’bonra MM. Wr tiiE next teN IiaVh i WilL cut my kt5 salts to %&. Carroll, the tailor, 171 Peachtree street opposite Aragon hotel AT COHT-MV KTOtiK 01* lilON HAFiiS and vault door, to bo .old at cost during next week; now 1. your time. 74 8. Hrond ■ street. R. W. Ellis. Atlanta. LiIieBaL cARki MKcb FXTH POT green poplar wood unspllt; shipment* to he made at once. Georgia Wood Plaster Co., P. O. Box 70. EDUCATIONAL. jnri'iFnrx!n»."Tfri!ajKi:iu i iR'fir’ , vvi ! K : n writing, mathematlcH, mmmm r, 1 w Ing taught In evening*. Htokely'* Hhorthand and Bnalneaa School, 3IV& Peachtree street WANTED—REAL ESTATE. „ buy three and four-room house*; also t*- m cant lota. If you have any, see ns. Frasier A Smith, 186 Auburn, corner Butler. 'Phone el 8638 M. WANTED—TO RENT. flve or alx-room flat or cottage (by n northern family of four) within ten min- nte* walk of postofflc*. Address with par- n tlctilara B. X. L., cqre The Georgian. SHOE REPAIRING. d N. LAZARUS. 71 H. l-’nYOR «T. 1 HO n( tioot and .hoc repairing. When I «*y ra pairing. I in can the br.t rcp.lrlug only. — Nupcrior matcrlnl nnd oak Icathar, with *' tha heat workmanship. 1 know how to repair beeanra I know a ahoe. I am a • skilful mender end can tnaka comfortable and serviceable .ho. broke down and worn n out oom. Don't forget th* No., 81 8. l-ryor atrnt. tt PERSONAL. „ ■0 DAVID W. TARRROCGH, MASTER i-LUMDBR, U> I-hone. 135. SO B. Hunter fit. w WILL1H WALL I-APER .COMPANY. tr Largest stock In South. 54 N. Uroad BL ln “KENT LIGHTS.” *" THE REST OF MANTLE LIOUTB NOW ln Mid at 9!M N. l-ryor BL Alex Kent, c Phone 4941. 8HOE REPAIRING. hC GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIB. OPP08ITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2386. Men's sewed half soles, 76c. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK k CO.-WALL PAPER, moulding®, idetiro®, nleturo frame®, etc. Bell phone 729. Standard 701 27 B. Hunter. YOUR TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN D( AN 1U- proved methou. All work .guaranteed li yaara. Rcnaonnbl. prices, lainl.r Dental , Parlor,. 8SI4 Whltclinll 8t„ over Emreons' hr clothing store, lull phot. MC-J. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. TC PANAMA AND MILAN IITIIAW I1ATB 01 cleaned nnd reshaped, toe. Soft and stiff felt bat* cleaned and re shaped, Me. Band® or sweat®. 26c each extra. ▲CMB UATTER8, 6* Whitehall 8t ^ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. . TALRINO MACHINES AND ftMOIM- Wbolrsate and retail distributor* of Vic tor Talking Machine* and Records . Just received large consignment of machines nnd over 10,000 record*.,. Immediate ottentlon Wf Bill tllf I, III..-A Of — aU tolklhg machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyaa Co. ^Idcycle^sn/'sttndry ^Uls^ributotT^ eir-teigS 1906 catalogue, and price Hal Alexander- Eljrra Co. KmiMOl'ATlifO kteldRiiiEB PURE tr m’.lp dlMit. and make hair grow. Rrum's Medicate! Boap make, you hr- 111 glcnlcally clfan. 180 yean aucccas.) J. J. , Krom. specialist, (13 "Th, Oread.'' At- Cl lent.. Os. li YOUR TEETH «« CROWNED M-K OOLD CROWNS (8 DP. 0 ti rhoi.tjnT Bb,kh “ clot hiag .tore, imi Wk May* g-rOMi pqcif Ai4D situ* «srw®ssas s&vus - .tract. Doth ‘phonco. cthcart'. Trena fra. TtfYNOLm—Tftr'Blort PAINTER. Sign# bsaocra, flag, and dag decoration, V for nwd.l occn.loao 8044 E. Alabama BL TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—AU dental work doo. without Mix All work guaranteed 15 mrx Unt.r lira- tal Parlora. MH Whltrliall el. one Bat men.' clothing stare. Bell ah one 3M8J. CASH REGISTERS. alii (Second Hand.) NATION-ALB. IIALLWOODS. 1DEA1JI V and an other moke, at bargain price, veu We ran rail you a rrghter, eultabta for » any huslneae, at a prlc* that cannot help dn. but pte.se yoo. .., CmmH or monthly paymeota Every regtsler i. nsraateed for 1 wo yeer* Boo them Ce*h g„7 Regt.tcr Co_. Branch of American Second- Hand each Itegt.ler Ca, 24 8. Broad straeL Atlanta. Qa. II.- (•all TEETH m BEBT BBT Of TEETH SJ.OU. OUARAN* ' teed toflL .All work guaranteed U yearn "£!“ Lanier Denial Parlon. m% Wkltehofi BL, ll-fl ever kounoan clotkleg Man. BeU phooe h. *®J. Ter THK ATLANTA GEOKGJ AN. 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. HIGHLAND AVENUE. 9 SPLENDfD COTTAOEB. ALMOST NEW. SH «asr Jtfte ssL-wd .r&w" n c. n & SFGSK. a £ for bergmlni. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVB. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Pbonei C1S8. 412 Peters Building $1,000—CHEAPEST AND BEST HOME near Grant park on tbla aide. Oka ir.. on corner, nat front lok, 56x150. abadr. lerel and house only about a year old THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only On. Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Horn,,. River electric car line only twenty mlnutea ride from th. c.nt.r of the tain 7 and ( rooms; have In tho cantor of this Park are It now haa a new church, neatly Rent 220.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 12 Auburn Avonuo. DUNLAP STREET l Price LIEBMAN, 28 Peachtree St. NORTH SIDE HOME. beat part of the street; bouse has water, bath, sewerage, gas, etc. la worth mor» money. ,, ,_.pi. « E sly. House Is good aa new. This rorth a lot more money than this, being utlfully situated lu Atlanta's prettiest 14.250-BRAND NEW 8-R. 2 STORY HOME on good north aide pared atreet; car line, etc., house la double floored, storm sheeted, beautifully finished Inside and out. nice ele- rated lot. Owner refused 140 rent for this. Prefer® to sell Will make either a splen did home or Investment. 8250--ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAR, fronting 100 feet on car line and Uariejt* dirt roea; runs back 400 feet; good neigh- borhood. Village being built here. No. 89 CAPITOL AVENUE A NEABDt 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. •• • *r- FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. THK WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. NOTICE OF DISSOLU TION. Notice 1, hereby given that the firm of Orifflu & Hudson, heretofore en gaged Id the livery business, under trade name of "Piedmont Stables,” at 122 Marietta Btreet, Is this day dis solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin retiring. The business will be con tinued at the same place by Piedmont Stables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager. This July 1. 1906. W. S. GRIFFIN. L. W. HUDSON, Jr. STATISTICS. $27,600—RENTS FOR $3,900, ON LEASE, TO delighted tenants, la close In on north aide, juat off I'earbtree atreet. Tale le a 6 It -edge Investment; Is almost brand naw. 0,000 cash; rentaje wIR^iay balance. c. MecnoRy. McDonald eubanks, L. M. JOHNSON. RAILROAD SCHEDULES ^ho^n^ba^rrfriif and iicpartur® of £*»• ®<*ngcr Train* of tho Following Road*: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— • 2 Nashville 7:10 am • 2 Nashville . 8:35 am 71 Marietta . 8:25 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •93 Nashville 11:45 am *2 Nashville . 4:50 pm 75 Marietta . 2:50 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:90 pm m pm * 4 Nashville . 6:60 pm Savannah ... 7:10 am Macon 12:01am Jacksonville . 7:50 am Savannah ... 1:00 am Macon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:15 pm Macon 7:66 pm Jackaonvilla . 8:80 pm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RA ROAD. Arrtvo From— Depart To— •Selma 11:40 am 'Montgomery 6:30 am 7:40 pm 'Montgomery 'pm 'Selma ....... 4:20 pm 5:3? pm •Montgom'y •Selma .. LaGrange 'Mootgoi •Dally. S /il trains of Atmnta and West Point Railroad Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Term/ — ■ Mitchell atreet and mge ...8:20 am Latirangs .... 6 JO pm 8 |om’y . 8:40 pm 'Montgom'y ..11:15 pm |y. All other trains dally except Sun- GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •AuguBta .... 6:00 am 'Augusta 7:42 Conyers 6:46 am Llthonla 10:0T Covini' Ington 38 am 'Augusta IS | 'Dally. All other traloa~datly except Sun- 6ay. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington . 4:30 am Birmingham . 6:40 Abbeville ... 9:00 am Monroe phis. York onroe. , i r $ n! f i c 1 > nneviiie ... imuim juonro* . • . i:^an lemphls. . .11:46 am New York • .12:00 m pm Abbeville — Memphis . . _ . Washington 8hown In Central time. rork . .8:30r e. . . . 7:40 r ijsh’m . 9:25 p 4:00 pm I V M 9:&> pm JOHN J. WOODSIDE, I W. THIRD STREET—TH IS TWO- story, seven-room frame building on lot BOxfA which lie. level, I. on the south .Id. of ff, Thlnl street, lietwicn West Peach- tre nnd Spring streeta, ba. electric bells; water, hot .nil cold: closet, .Ink In the kitchen on th. Brat door. On the second floor boa (Htrcrliln hath, hot and cold wntrr, gas, electric bell* and .tatlonary wash- atnnd. In flrat-claat repair, being new; \V. I'.achtrcc enra half block away: If you are looking for aomethlng reelnlce, this la your opportunity. Itcnt, $J7.60 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones <18. DEATHS. Columbus M. Pnyne, 75 years old; .died St 160 Spring street., Robert II. Harris, 1 year old;.died at 89 East Ilarria street. O. W. Llnney, Jr., 14 days old; died at 270 State street. Lnclle Strope, 6 years old; died of menin gitis, at 101 Fowler street Ola Wallace, 2 years old; died of cholera Infantum, at 18 Bluff street. building”permits. 81.600—W. E. Watson, to build one-story frame dwelling at 294 East Georgia avenue. 82,700—S. W. Sullivan, to build two-story frame dwelling at 33(7 Grant atreet. 825— Elisa Williams, to recover frame house at 80 Maple street. 8186—Richard Crawford, to add to frame house at 14 Leach atreet.. 82,000—A. F. I'Ickert. to build oue-story frame dwelling at 284 South Boulevard. 826— J. F. Stocks, to repair abed at 296 Peters streah Washington and Love ble at corner streets. 8600—A. B. Ware, to add to one-atory frame dwelling, at 29 Kimball street. 8276—Alex Pole, to change front at 108 Decatur atret. 835— F. O. Ritter, to re-cover one-story frame dwelling at 122 South avenue. PROPERTY"TRAN8FERS. .. 8260—C. L. Chosewood to W. A. Chcwn- ing. lot on Berne atreet, near Waldo. Warranty deed. 81,000—Mrs. Llsxle IJehman to J. E. Tip- pin, lot on corner of Cherokee and Atlanta avenues. Warranty deed. . 12,350—Mrs. S. C. Stevens to A. A. Rich ards, lot on Grant atreet, near Pavllllon. Warranty deed. 82,600—A. A. Richards to George P. Gree- noe, same lot. Warranty deed. > $3,660—George P. Greenoe to William Heard, tame lot. Warranty deed. $10-8. M. Carson to WUllara E. Heard, same lot. Quit claim deed. . 8100—C. O. Trimble to G. W. Hudgens, lot In Egan park. Warranty deed. $3,760-1. N. Ragsdale to Dow man A Do- xler Manufacturing Company, lot on corner of Pine atreet. Dill avenue, Oakland City. Warranty deed. $100—Nnnnie Marcus to J. A. J. Davis, lot on unnamed atreet, near Fair. Warranty *•40—on III r IQ MIUP, IOC OO T< avenue. Warranty deed. 8200—Same to same, lot on South avenue. 8460—John W. Nelms, sheriff, to A. F. Ilerndon. lot on Markham street, near Wal nut. Sheriff’s deed. Atalwinn—Huntsville clear nnd warm. Troy sod Mobile clear ami hot. Eufaula fajr ami .hot. Opelika nnd Seiran dear and hot. Birmingham dear uml warm. Montgomery rfenr and warm. Tennessee—Chattanooga clear and wr Knoxville rloudr and warm. Memphis clear and pleasant. Nashville clear and pleasant. Mississippi—Vicksburg. Jackaon and Hn- xleburst clear nnd hot. Yazoo City nnd Greenwood dear and pleasant. Winona cloudy and warm. Meridian clear and cool. Grenada cloudy and cool. Georgia—Columbns clear and pleasant. ThoinaHvllle clear and hot. Albany fair and hot. Atlanta cloudy nnd hot. Macon partly cloudy and cool. Americus and Albany clear and hot. Texas—San Antonio clear nnd pleasant. Palin* partly cloudy and pleasant. Houston add Tyler clear nnd pleasant. Louisiana—New Orleans partly cloudy and warm. Shreveport cloudy and cool. Florida—Tallahassee clear and hot. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Clear; 60 to 70 above. Northwest—Clear; 68 to 64 above. West and Southwest—Clear; 56 to 68 above. Ohio Valley—Partly' cloudy; 60 to 70 above; general rains. WEATHER^FORECAST. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. ectad by Atlanta Fruit sad Produce exi Lfinons J.", bangle. Mill * 86. cbe*a Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi. West Florida and Alabama—Generally fair Fri day and Saturday. East Florida—Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. East Texas—Locsl showers Friday; Satur day fair and warmer In northwest portion. west Texas—Local showers Friday; Sat urday fair and warmer In northwest por tion. Ken tacky, Arkansas nnd Tennessee—Gen erally fair Friday and Saturday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The relative positions of the centers of 1« at Angeles, Cal. There has" been a general Increase lu air pressure east of the The temperature element haa changed err little. Shower* have occurred In portions of Texas, Kansas. Florida, on the Carolina coast nnd at a few scattered stations In the Interior. There Is a T - , — In this section and Texas; elsewhere clear •kies prevail. The condition* favor partly cloudy wcr%U er In this section tonight ami Saturday. J. B. MARBURY, Section Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. meridian time, July 6, 1S STATIONS Or TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TOLD IN FEW WORDS Electric lights, fur- four bedrooms, large servant's room. Bldg. Phone AGENTS, RKI.L PHONR 1982. by 150 close o\ ; ' JoMSsoS “aVente' near flora- I’rlcv 83.000. on terms oue-third it-YH HtX-ROOS! VoTTAUB O!? shady lot on Mill® strvet. near Snook’s Friday nnd Satur day’s Dazzling Furni ture Bargains. ONE 975 GENUINE LEATHER HAVEN- port for 9tf; on* M Verona J»l*r Dnvonport only >38: on, S* WMlonlUm- port, only fit; on. $U0 Griffin •ld.bonnl, only 990: 175 Much bran, twflj. ent to $»; I«0 2-Inch brara bcd». cut to$»; $4. ». $«. Iron Innlt $2.10, $150, $4.10 15.50. Sc. them, rifly ntflebonnln. m»bof«ny, ml^ ■Inn and iriMcn unk. with chin, clowtf. u- blc. and rtiiln to match. Any artlcl. of furniture aolfl In AlUnta can be duplicated at Bd58 North Broad atraet today and to morrow at a guaranteed aartnf of 10 per cent to the buyer. Tijr }<■ thoumnd bottle* of China Fow Tollah. Hob t throw your money away these hard time® m high-priced furnllur ‘ Furniture Company. IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE. per * mouth. TlfltkTfftV I1IO Tm "P* * Easy rrwi . tmTtiltv 'KlUitf-Ki'iAki Knattab avenue; lot 8, by 108. By Prlrete Leaaed Wire. New York, July 8—Tom MeCarey, manager of the Pacific A. C. of Low Anselea. le anxloun to make a match between Abe Attell and Joe Bowker. the bantam champion. Joe Thomaa, the wellerwelffht, and Honey Mellody, of New Ehffland, have been matched to meet before the Lin coln A. C. of- Cheleaa, an Maly 17. Honey Mellody. who put Willie Lew- la away on July 4. la anxldue to meet the beet "weltera" In the bualneaa^ Mel lody naya any man In the coufitry who will make 145 or 145 pounds can have a match. ' ’ ' Four 8allora are Drowned. Boaton, July «.—The wreck of the three-maated schooner Eels, of Rock- port, Me. and the drowning of four men la reported. Captain Breen was the only one of the crew aaved. 8tevena Joins the Board. Panama, July At a meeting of the Panama canal commission yester day, Chief Engineer 8tevene took hie place aa one of tho commlasloners. Cornelius Gets tha Job. Newport, R. L, July (..-Cornelius Vanderbilt will be the repreeentatlve of that family In the Rhode laland di vision of the Order pt Cincinnati. Both Cornelius and Alfred a. made appli cation, the former In the name of hla father and the latter In the name of hla mother. Juttice Brewer to Speak. Texarkana, Ark., July (.—Justice Da- rid J. Brewer, of the United Statea supreme court, le to deliver the prin cipal address before the joint meeting of the Texas and Arkansas bar asso ciation# to be held here next week. Senator Pattua Is 85. Washington, D. C., July (.—General Edmund W. Pettua, of Alabama, the oldeat member of the United 8tates senate, reached hla elghty-nfth birth day today. He will be 87 years old when hla present term expire# but notwithstanding this fact, he haa an nounced hla candidacy for another term. Armour Agent Dead. Asbury Park., N. J. July (.—Bernard Strauss, agent for Armour 4k Co. and a man of considerable wealth, .died ■uddenly of heart failure in hla cot tage In Belmar last night. Town Scourged By Fire. Centerville, la. July (.—Mystic, a mining town of 2,000 population, flve mllea northwest of Centerville, had a destructive Are early today. The whole business section of six blocks were destroyed; toes, (200,000. Joe Walcott, which I* carded to take place at the Lincoln A. C. of Chelsea Tuesday night. Tommy Mowatt, the fighting con ductor of Chicago, .has been matched to meet Fighting Dick Hyland, of San Francisco. The boars will box ten rounds during the Elks' convention at -Atlanta, rlouily . -Chattanooga, p. cloudy.. Columbaa, clear Galnovlllo, cloudy Greenville, cloudy Griffin, cloudy •Macon, p. cloudy Montlccllo, dear Ncwnnu, clear llnmc. clear Spartanburg, ciouij Tallapoosa, dear Toccoa, cloudy West Point, clear ".Minimum temperature* are for 12-hotir period ending nt > a tbl* date. Henry llnlnfnll—Wilmington. N. <.'■■ 1.1 Maxi Hi Atlanta Augusta Ctiarieston Galveston Little Rock Montgomery New Orleans Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg • it'Rfiiiam ........... Wilmington ......... $ Indicates Inonpreclnb DIst. Averages. e rainfall. ~oT I were about the same ns for the tiny pre ceding. Light shower* occurred over the eastern portion of the belt, with heavy rain at Wilmington, N. t* i m GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.. Allen. . jier, nome; FT i.anier. West I’oint: Mrs. O. B. Barker. McRae; Mr*. A. McRae, McRae; W. M. I^gg. Bain- bridge; A. L. Burney, Rome; J. W. King, 4'ovfiigton; W. W. Thompson. Augusta; Mm. C. James. Winder; J. A. Peacock. Dublin; J. W. Martin, Athens; W. *" Bryan, Athens; Q. II. Doaler, Athena; A. Webb. DeKnlb; II. W. Bell, Jeffer- ; E. F. Corey, Macon; T. J. I.ockwood, Athens; t\ T. Mobley, Monroe; C. H. Wither*. Marietta; F. J. Clark and wife, Fltsgerald; G. B. Holder, Rome; Mias J. Qoerry. Americus; Mr*. M. Ware, Newnan; S. J. Flanders and wife, Summit: Miss D. B. I loll. Summit; Miss Ora Durden. Ham- wit; ||. D. Brown, Summit; J. L. Rountree. Summit; Miss Eul* Rountree, Summit; 8. R. Atkinson, Brunswick; II. W. Bell, Jefferson; T. J. Shackelford, Athens; J. W. Wise, Fayetteville. AT THE ARAGON. Jr. H. Strong, Jr., Savannah; W. A. Grif fith. Valdosta; J. N. McDonald. Athens; Jesse Grantham, Tbomssvllle; A. G. Fos ter, Msdlsou. at theTUdmont. W. Stephens, Barnesvtlle; Ernest An drew*. Colombo*: J. D. Weston and -wife, Albany; Ml** Annie Tarver, Albany; Mrs. C. 51. KlllUn, Conlele; Mr*. B. T. Carnn. FItxgerald: M. O. Guln*. Cedartown; L C. Incw.ll. M.anfldd: L P. Harwell, Manic field; ||. L. Jandon. Savnnnah: Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Satterfield. Cartersvllle; J. W. Benton. Montlccllo; Mary A. Jonea. Turin; Graham Norman. Cedartown; S. S. Hen derson. Cedartown: E. L. Henderson. Ce dartown; W. A. Herrington. HUlis; II. ti. S tat ham, Americus; T. W. Hardwick. San- deravttle; W. A. Fair* Augusta; L. W. Hughes, Lumber City. . AT ThI”mARION H. D. Johnston, Macoa; L. A. Whipple. Cochran; W. G. Crowley. Athena; T. II. Row* and wife. Mis* Minnie Stokes, Mrs. W. 8. Dnnrsn, Dublin; Mrs. T. II. Clark. Dalton; R. E. Robinson. Sparta; George W. Sefalegel. Athens; Jobu Rymer. Mari etta: George II. For.!. Cnlutnbmi; “ - Jack Dougherty, the Milwaukee wet- Denver on July 20 a* 128 pounds, weigh k. BerryL Coinmlms: T. B. Davis, gavaa- terwclghtp la training for hla bout with in at 6 aah; W. G. Norman, Coviagtoa. crate. $1 to $1.60. Pineapples $3 to 9160, market at present me well stocked. Banana* straights, te- bunch SL6Q to l-.D. Colls, per buzK-n, Jl to'$1.26. * nui\'i *'■’!£t'""’ 57,50 130,00 ^ 10 °i da r POULT BY AND COUNTRY FROlJuCB.- Llvo hen® 35 to 37Hr: fries 22H to 25c: hrollers 16 to 2-J‘ic. I.lve ducks, Pekin si to 3.»c; pud«lle 2o to 27^e. Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c. Eggs, per doxeu, 16\4 to 16c. Butter, table, per lb 20 to 22Hcj cook- In^'. per lb., 12t4c to 16c. ^Iloney-New 8©10c lb.; In 1-lb. racks II VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes. No. I stock 83.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75. Tomatoes, per crate. 82 to 82.10, Corn, new, 15 to 204. aer dosea Okra, per crate, $L60 to $2. O ' Irish potatoes, per bushel, 81.20. Old sweet potatoes, ner bushel, $1 to $1.3: now sweet potatoes $1.75 bushel. Cherries, 24-quart crate. $1.60 to 81.7k Cantaloupe*, per crate. $1.60 to $3^0. Blncklierrles 10 to :2Hc uuart Dewberries 10 to quart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Ppstels Elegant $6.36; Diamond patent $6; fnnev po*ent $5.10; half patent $4.10 to• $4.35; uatr $3.90: spring wheat patent $5.60Q6. Market strong. CORN.—Choice ml cob 76c; No. 2 white 74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c. OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice white, 50c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rust proof, 60c. S MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, tc? bolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, 63c. borts, white, $1.40: medium, $1.36; brown, 8LJ0: pure bran, $1.20; mixed liran, $1.15. IIAVT—Timothy, choice Urge bales, $1.10; do., choice swnll bales $1.14; do.. No. J timothy Iwles, $1.06; do., No. 2 $1; do., No. 1 clover mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed 80c. CLOVER.—Choice 90c. Tho above prices nre f. o. b. Atlanta, and subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES, indard gi 4H to 4% Market stronger. —FFEE/.—Roasted „ •—„ bulk, ^ln bags or ^barrels, 12%c; green 10 to RICH.—Carolina 4H to 7Hc, according te rade. Market very strong. CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 14%c; vine 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong. PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 14%c. Dhve hams 15c. California hams 10%c; Red CroM hams. 15c. Dry salt extra ribs 9.76; bellies 20-5 lbs. 10.50; fat backs 8*4: plates ft^r. Supreme lard 10. Red Cross 10c. Suow Drift compound 7H. Red Cross 7& 10614 103*4 Atlanta, 6s. 1911 Atlanta. 4V4«. 1922 Atlanta; 4s, 1934..... Atlanta and Weat Point.... do. second Income...., do. third Income 86 w Georgia 266 270 Augusta and Savannah 117 - ... Southwestern......... 118 119V# Georgia Pacific 1st* ; 120- 121 C., C. and A. lat..... 112 L. J. ANDERSON & CO.’S DAILY COTTON LETTER tlcal position than the trade In this coun try. They note the tact that rftoek* la Great Britain and on the continent ar« small In comparison with what they should 9 months, with spot sale* of 5.000 bales. In Now-York, the market opened under some pressure at unchanged prices to 1 up, hut after the opening It become steady with an. advancing tenden cy. Trailing, however, was very quiet «na fluctuations narrow. f The weather news shows no material change, bnr reports continue to show a - nerally good condition of the growing op. It will require, however, the contln- tlon of favorable conditions throdglumt the balance of the season to caase nmea decline, and any little unfavorable newa will probably cause a sharp advance. MARKET VERY LITTLE; . PRICES HARDLY BUDGED New \orlt, July (.—The Bun any,: *J» w„ no little of a market that price, hardly hurixed. They were, however. In the main a little higher. Tex** I, rather ton ilrr, think aonie. The Gpnrgln ngrtrnUnral -h- parttnent ln,f,ta that the crop In t#*t ,tate ha. nnffered wrlnua inipalrmeni. m- atnte huaril, of aKrienitare are rather apt to cry "wolf.-’ or thl. report woolil bar# ha<l more effect. Htlll. it wa* nut nltc- rether U'uoretl. The Honth I. oelltua Im» freely, though .till aelllnx. Spot ni.rloo. remain firm, nml LlTerpool dlMppoli)tr<I '<• hear*. July tdvaneed ahan-ly In New -tin leans. Hry good, report, .re In the n*» eh-'erful. Llrerpool, if It oold a Utile cemlier. bought January. J-rlce Inter-ej* the arrival of three now bale, nt l-nlfiinxj and Brownavlile, In the extreme wiiin ™ Texan, and the dl.po.Hion on the part « many to believe that the crop I. llxel.r te lie large. Tho general outlook I* , r "'. l “L ere-l good, nut will It continue no? The™ le the rati. The more fear that aomethlnf may poulbly happen now tend* to roirht •elilng for the decline. The hear, le-l la their cane, lint they are. In the bin gnnira of the pbnbeopner, "olnit t" brink of feer.” They fear that aH.'W* line outlook la too lieautlful to last. J 6, are 1 watting now to make doubly oure. » big crop la needed. Meautlme. Jt 1 ' narrow, pnofesalnnal market If neriou, ahmihl happen to the crop. '»• •hor» Interest is no large that * > ,71 sharp advance In almost certain to reanit —Glliert * Clay. N’ew' Orlenno. Jnly (.-The _ Time-P-ciJJ crat say*: “Itarrlng additional ™lj» •“ Jr Atlantic dlatrlct where they are not ii.«| ed and the beginning of new balee n"*J yesterday'* market w*. barren of wa. dull to the point of snllrtne.'. »” devoid even of .uggeatlve though I w * price prophecy w«. wholly lacking. 1‘ the tlmejioth Idda «U'l i>ffer. fell “b™ attentive eara. but the belief that excewi'* moisture la fast patting a part "f th* -C, era belt tn the Identical eoBdltbm «« caused Mlralaelnpl’a abort CTO# tl^lWe. year ennbleil the aew crop Jo!v the stupid game to an, mlvnntage. The Jn^ position devHoped no’fresh once of power remaining In the -bamle. which, howerer. l-cloox. .^*.,r Intelligent enough to watch point, carefully. Meanwhile, the Mnder*j etock at New Orleen. haa reached the amalleat nnantlty In *he tuemor cotton people for thl. time nrjhe y^ ami spot aellere are dlwyverlng an Imm ment is the jmle of -July thetr holdings Bat "wh btmlnra-,._ approach consennentlal magnitude. 4t Letand. OST—j l ItnK t ilMii. •lie banting eaae g“bl woteb. thr"- « ami 95 cent# Ftmler will "SSr liri returning ume tu Gunter Watklo. b)‘“* Co., city.