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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Len Than 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town orders. i. .. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will bo limited to three lines, one inser tion. FOR SALE- -MISCELLANEOUS. ATLAS ENGINES- ■‘—All styles and a!: -ATLAS BOILERS Atlaa Engine Works. Empire Bldg., Atlanta fiWglahh—rnjHTNKflH—lrcusEif V Company, tiy or self ; at 20 South Pryor afreet. will buy or aeir you out. FTVft A‘Al>;~f'wo cab IxiaWTinE Brockwsy surrirs. runabouts and depot wagon*. Nothing better made. Georgia VeMela Mff. Co,, SO and 62 West Mitchell JWl Fon—Sai.k-iikMt iii'iihr.ff workmanship guaranteed. Gent _ hide Mfg. Co . W) nnd 52 Writ Mlfehell atl Foil 8ALE-t»SH DESK. FOllIl (UA Afc£ Coif ltfK.k Ci WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE MEN aa helpers In the foundry to learn mold- era* trade. Good pay to atart with and ter pity In two or three months. Only EMLoa LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. .Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckic St. Car to Waterworks. 1)6 YOU WANT TO UIHIMIHE OF YOI'it good*? If so, rail up 2306 (Hell). The Southern Auction and Salvage Company, 20 WAWHft -TaXPRItlfeScriTT ' Wimcliit; white, at Gllreatli'a. Jacksonville. Fla. WaNTKU-IIY SINGLE XIAN. AGltll W. employment In drug store; several years' experience In another state; good sales man; local eharaeter references. It rare Georgian. DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'a new line. Just added a full line of trunks, travelers' supplies and general office supplies. The rhespest ever sold. We buy, sell or exchange everything. IjMind 29 West Mitchell street. Bell ’phone MISCELLANEOUS. LUMBER—1VE HAVE THREE MILLS cutting south Georgia pine shingles. Also manufacture flooring, celling, siding and lath. Write us for delivered prices. Kil lian Lumlwr Company, Box 107, Cordels, Ga. ALL RTYLK8 GATES. WIRE AND IRON fences sold nnd erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive agents for “I'age Fence, 1 ’ Dixie Fence Co. successors Tilly Fepco Co., 41 West Hunter street. I'honea 3892. KOU TUB NTTXT TKN UAYH 1 Wll.t. cut my 635 suits to 625. Carroll, the tailor, 172 Penchtreo street, opposite Aragon hotel. AT t'OHT-MY (TUCK OK IKON HACKS and vault doors to be sold at cost daring next week; now la your time. 26 H. Broad street. It. W. Ellis. Atlanta. CfliE'itAi; < A8ii~TmrE paii» for green poplar wood unspllt; shipments to be made at once. Georgia Wood Plaster Co.. P. O. Box 764. EDUCATIONAL. mrcffFnxsirTfiMt^^ writing, mathematics, grammar and spell ing taught In evenings. Mtokely's Hhortbnnd and Business Hcbool, 24(4 Peachtree street. WANTED-REAL ESTATE. vflrTTXVfrTONTS'i'irllW^ buy three nnd four-room houses; also va cant lots. If you have any, see ti*. Frnsler A Smith, 185 Auburn, corner Butler. 'Phone 8533 M. WANTED—TO RENT. five or alx-rnom flat or cottage (by a northern family of four) within ten min utes walk of postoffice. Address with par ticulars 11. X. L., care Tho Georgian. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAZAIlUH, 21 H. PRYOR «T. I DO boot and shoe repairing. When I say re ilrlng, 1 mean the best repairing only. Superior material and oak leather, with the best workmanship. I know how to repair because I know a shoe. I am a skilful mender and can make comfortable and serviceable shoe broke down and worn out ones. Don't forge} the No., 21 8. Pryor street. DAVID W. YARRROUOH, MASTER PLUMBER, Phones 1261. » B. Ilontar St 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. Appl} Nunnally Bros. & McCrea 36 W. Alabama street. WILL GIVE REG I l.AR EMPLOYMENT In our sewing room to girls and women on easy work, short hours and good nay. Experienced operators make from 68.00 tc 112.00 per week, and we will give good day wages to those without experience until thee learn. If you live out of Atlanta, write us aud we will give you Information S hout boarding placet. Nunnally Bros. “ IcCres, B W. Alabama street. WANTRD-A GOOD COOK Foil A 8MA family. Apply 221 Crumley street. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. sltlon as hardware clerk In a retail nt«*n Address JL II. Dame, llotnervllle, Ga. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENT* WANTING" IMG AND QUICK money tend for our free circulars. Ge ars! Bales and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala. WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT. HUSTLING SALESMEN for magulflcent new tnsps; new features: easy sellers; exclusive territory and lltiersl * Unary cbaiirc for work- have had eiperleoce. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED—TH B PUBLIC TO KNOWl that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., at 20 S. l’ryor. can dispose of your hoaanhold goods, office fixture*, safes, — nets, rugs, pianos, etc., to advantage. WANTKD—I'itlOKN ON I’itl'SIlKIl stone and sharp sand for building pur . _ .... — »- nnd eon] BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO BEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- meat Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex change. buy and sell automobiles. Garage, 10-12 Mitchell afreet, Atlauta. Ga. Sell phone 4894-1 Main. baalaesa. For high grade work ci Kent. IIH N. Pryor. Phone 292*. Wui.t, EyTTpFEd— kkatinu iunk (white), very successful Inst season, for rent, cheap; or will sell for less than cost of ground and buildings. Terms If desired. Phone 1327. Ownhr, 4”1 Gould llldg FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM8. WANTED-A PARTNER WITH S*» TO Invest In a go**! imylng manufacturing Itoaln.-st. Address \\. It., care Georgian. Pnt.MIlTrSD IIOOYIH IS' rnlVATK I - AM- ||y, Itosnl optional; every convenience; north side; can get meals across street. I tell phone 2020. BKAMHAC.TI PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1622. SKCUT PIANO CO., 62 N. FORSYTH. WILI.IB WALL “KENT LIGHTS.” TUB IIKBT OP MANTLE LIGHTS NOW .old nt »1(* N. lTjor SL Ale, Kant, rinin, *m. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LHCKIK. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. 11,11 as. Men', ,»f<l hair »l„. lie. WALL PAPER. 'mnutitliii,. ulctiim, nlctnn etc. Bell phon, 729. Stnmlird 704. « B. Ilunter. YOUR TEETH yaara. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental Parlors, 29(4 Whitehall Bt., over Emmons' clothing store. Bell nboie 2867»-J. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN 8TRAW HATH cleaned and reshaped, 60e. Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned nnd re shaped, 26c. Bands or sweats, 25c each extra. ACME HATTERS, 6(4 Whitehall BL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines and Record* Just received largo consignment of m* chines and over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mall ordiffs. We want tha names of all talking macblna dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexander-E'yea Co. iil^Yl’LEti AND SlJNlTfllKS-LARGEST •on in. Bouinern ngrni* lur iicrce. isie, II and lludaon bicycles Writs for our i 9W catalogue and prlco list A Isis Oder- Slyea Co. KltOMOPATllI UEMEbitis ot'iiE diseases and make hair grow. Krom * Medicated Konp makes yc-u hy- gb-nlcnlly clean. (.10 years success.) J. J. Krom. specialist, 612 "The Grand," At lanta. Ga. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22 K GOLD CROWNS $3 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed it years. Lanier Dental Parlors, M(4 White hall St., over Emmons' clothing store. Bell Phan, 5KJJ. WE MOVE, HTOHK. PACK AND 8IUP household goods; tnsnrance rate one per cent. Office and warehouse 16366 Walton street. Both 'phones. Cathcart'a Trans- itKYNOLDS. THE - SKINTS I Signs, banners, (lags and flag decorations PAINTER. 1 decorations TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without rain. Bell nhone 2M9J. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIAI.I.WOODS. IDEALS ad all other makes at Iwrgaln prices, •ell you a register, suitable, for 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 arc not in our way, but we are of the opinion you would like to have them, otherwise you would not have adver tised. EAST CAIN ST. NEAR HIGHLAND AVENUE. S SPLENDID COTTAGES. ALMOST NKW. (JESS'!. AW& month?” ThU ft.vsSKr.rsfccat£ m, lor barsnlm. CIIAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phooes 6488. 412 Peters Building 62,000—CHEAPEST AND DEBT HOME near Graot park on thla able. IIS* 6 r.. on corner, east front lot, 66x160, abadv. love! and house only about a year old. water, gaa, aewernge, etc. Thla place will bear closest Inspection. THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only On, Left of Eight Brand Naw Suburban Horn**. Tha first month will b* given FREE and If occupied one year, two more montha will be given FREE at tha end of the year, making only nine monthe you will have to pay for. None but good famlllea will be allowed In these houses. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty minutes ride from the center of tbe city; contain 7 and I room*; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la sat In trtea, evergreen* and flower*. Pur* air; na- tlv* oaka; an Ideal spot for children. It Is cheaper than living In the city and the surroundings nr* more whole- ■ome. In the center of this Park art tht Ferro Phosphate Springe, which will cur* 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 echool-houe* cost ing tl.500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mill*, who lives on the grounds; will show you through the houses. Rent ttO.OO per month. JOHN J. WOOD9IDE, 12 Auburn Avenue. DUNLAP STREET! FOR SALE—One of the best places on Dunlap St.; fine houpe and lot. Price reasonable. Must be sold at once. Sec LEEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. NORTH SIDE HOME. An ideal home near Peach- trep. Electric lights, fur nace, four bedrooms, large losets, sen-ant's room. Beautiful, shady lot; $1,500 ash, balance easy. Address OWNER, 612 Fourth Na tional Bank Bldg. Phone 243. bait part of tbe afreet; home* has water, bath, sewerage, gaa, etc. la worth more money. 62.760—COLLEGE PARK HOME, 8-R. 5- atory, corner lot, 100x190, level, shady, lovely. House la good as new. This place Is worth a lot more money than thla. being beautifully situated In Atlanta's prettiest suburb. 64.2&0-MIAND NEW 8-R. 2-HTORY HOME on good north side paved street; ear line, etc., house Is double floored, storm sheeted, beautifully finished Inside nnd out, nice ele vated lot. Owner refused 640 rent for this. Prefers to aelt Will make either a splen did home or Investment. Special Notices y ii h ii ii ii tttj NOTICE OF DISSOLU TION. Notice is hereby given that tbe Arm of Orlffln & Hudaon, heretofore en gaged in the livery buainesa, under trade name of “Piedmont Stables,” at 122 Marietta street, Is this day dis solved by mutual consent. Mr. Orlffln retiring. Tbe .business will be con tinued at the same place by Piedmont 8tables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager. Tbls July 1, 1906. W. 8. GRIFFIN. L. \V. HUD80N, Jr. No. 89 CAPITOL AVENUE A NEARIN RESIDENCE ON LOT 105x200. This piece of property belongs to an out-of- town owner who wants to sell; we are instructed to offer it at $12,000. Such big close-in places as this are getting scarce and more valuable all the time. The house is in good repair and brings in a substantial rental income. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. STATISTICS. — car line anti Uxrlejtt dirt road; runa back 400 feet; good neigh borhood. Village txdng built here. 627.600-RENTB FOR $3,900. ON LEA8E, TO delighted tenant*. la cloae In on north able, luat off Peachtree atreet. Thla la a ? lIt-edge Inreatment; la nlmoat brand new. 10,000 cath; fentala will pay balance. HALEHMEN I. C. McCRORY. McDonald EUBANKS. L. M. JOHNSON. RAILROAD SCHEDULES BHo^rlnjrtBe^AiTlvarandTii^mfnife^TPJ^ •engcr Trains of the Following Roada: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILItOAD. Na Arrive From— No. Depart To— * 2 Naahvllla 7:10 am ' 2 Naahvlllo . 6:66 am 72 Marietta . 6:36 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •93 Naahvllla 11:46 am *92 Naahvllla . 4:60 pm ~ u^.*s. 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm 7:* pm » 4 Naahvllla . 1:60 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7:10am Macon 12:01am Jacksonvllla . 7:60 am Savannah ... 8:00 am Macon 11:40am Macon 4:00 pm Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:16 pm “ "*“* *'**■ . 1:30 Macon . 7:86 pm lackaonvllla pm ATLANTA AND WEST FU1NT RAIL- /ll train* of Atmnte and West Point nallroad Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mitchell atreet and Madison even GEORGIA RAILROAD. Arrive From- Depart To— •Augusta .... 6:00am •Augusta 7:46am Roarers 6:46110 Llthonls 10:06 am Covington .. 7:44 am •Auguatn 8:60 pm •Augusta ...12:30 pm Conyers 6:00 pm Llthonla .... 8:26 pm Covington ... 6:10 pm •Augusta .... 8:16 pm •Augusta ....11:46 pm •Dally. All other trains dally except 8ua- SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington . 6:30 am Birmingham . 6:40 am Ahbevlli# ... 9:00 am Monroe . . . 7:20 am Memphis. . .11:45 am New Y’ork . .12:00 m Naw York . . 2:35 pm Abbeville . . 4:00 pm Monroe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . 6:00 pm ilngh'm . 9:25 pm Washington . 8:66 pm >wn In Central time. FOR RBNT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, i W. THIRD STREET—THIS TWO- story, seven-room frame building on lot 00x60. whleh He* level, la on the south aide of W. Third street, between West l'ench- nnd Spring streets, has'electric bells; r. hot and cold; closet, sink In the kitchen on the flrat floor. On the second floor has porcelain bath, hot nnd cold water, gas, electric bells and stationary wash- stand. In first-class repair, being new; W. Peachtree car* half block away: If you are looking for something real nice, thla la your opportunity. Rent, 637.60 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones (II. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING 1208 Fourth National Rank Rldfl. • DELL PHONE I9S-. FOB QI’K'K KALE—NICE SEVEN-BOOM houao on t'npltol avenue; lot 50 by 150 to alley. Modern In evenr way, nnd close In. Price 64,600. ou terms, $2,500 cash, balance tf suit, TEETH ON JOHNSON AYKNI'E. XKAIt ItOlT.fc- vard. six rooms ami hall; all moib'rn eon- Tfhleoeea; servant's house nnd stable*; lot 5rt by SSOl Price $S.0iV. on terms one-third tuilnnce easy, ».',(*»> Itt’YK KIX-ltOOM COTTAGE ON IT*) Itt’YK "Oi li-BOOSI POTTAGE ON Sunset avrutie, on terms of $100 down, iMitaiice $12 per mouth. FiTyk tUbek-boom Snook’s Friday nnd Satur day’s Dazzling Furni ture Bargains. OEATH8, Columbus M. Payne, 76 year* old; died at 160 Spring street. Robert II. Harris, 1 year old; died at 39 East Harris atreet. G. W. Llntay, Jr., 14 days old; died at 270 State street. Lnelle Strope. 6 years old; died of menin gitis. at 103 Fowler atreet. Ola Wallace, 2 year* old; died of cholera Infantum, at 18 Bluff street. buildincTpermit8. $1,500—W. E. Watson, to build one-story frame dwelling at 284 East Georgia avenue. $2,700—8. W. Sullivan, to build two-story frame dwelling nt 330 Grant street. 826—Ellxa Williams, to recover frame bouse at 80 Maple street. 8166—Richard Crawford, to add to frame house nt 14 Leach street. $2,000— A. 5”. Plckert, to build one-atory frame dwelling at 284 South Boulevard. $25—J. F. Stocks, to repair shed at 295 Peters atreet. $260—Hebrew Orphans' home, to build sta- hie at corner of Washington and Lore Ware, to add to one-atory • m* GO ...... * streets. $600—A. frame dwelling, at 29 Kimball atreet. 8276—Alex Pole, to change front at 108 Decatur atret. $36—F. O. Ritter, to re-cover one-story frame dwelling at 122 South avenue. propertyTransfers. .*. 6260—C. L. Choaewood to W. A. Chcwn- Ing. lot on Berne atreet, uear Waldo. Warranty deed. $1,000—Mra, I.lzzle I.lebmnn to J. E. Tip- pin, lot on corner of Cherokee and Atlanta avenues. Warranty deed. 62,360—Mrs. 8. C. Stevens to A. A. Rich- arda, lot on Grant atreet, near Pavllllon, Warranty deed. 82,600—A. A. Richards to George P. Gree- noe, same lot. Warranty deed. 63,660—George P. Greenoe to William Heard, same lot. Warranty de«Ml. 810-8. M. Carson to William 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 Dowman & Do zier Manufacturing Company, lot on corner of Pine street. Dill avcuue, Oakland Warranty deed. 8100— Nannie Marcus to J. A. J. Davis, lot on unnamed street, near Fair. Warruuty deed. $275—Same to same, lot on Tower Hill avenue. Warranty deed. 6200—Same to same,.lot on South avenue. 6460—Johu W. Nelms, sheriff, to A. F. Herndon, lot on Markham street, near Wal nut. Sheriff's deed. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Montgomery clear mid warm. Tennessee—Chattanooga clear nnd warm. Knoxville eloudr and warm. Memphis clear aud pleiiiuint. Nashville clear nnd pleasant, MIsmUhIpdI—Vicksburg, Jackson and Hit* xlftnirxt clear nnd hot. Y'azoo Cltv nnd Greenwood clear and pleasant. Winona cloudy nnd warm. Me rill Inn clear nnd cool. TliomaRvlUe dear and hot. Albany fair nnd hot. Atlanta cloudy aud hot. Macon partly cloudy nnd cool. Amertcus aud AllMiiy clear and hot ~ "— * ntonlo udy ni _ , nnd pleasant. Louisiana—New Orleans partly cloudy aud warm. Shreveport cloudy aud cool. Florlda-tTallnbassee clear and hot. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Clear; 60 to 70 above. Northwest—Clear; 68 to 64 above. West nnd Southwest—Clear; 66 to 68 abov«. Ohio Valley—Pnrtl; above; geuernl rain*. WEATHER FORECA8T. Georgia. I^ulslami, Mississippi. West Florida nnd Alnhmnn—Generally fair Fri day and Saturday. East Florida—Partly cloudy Frldny nnd Saturday. East Texas—Local showers Frldny: Sntur- WEATHER CONDITIONS. The relative positions of the centers of high and low pressure today are Identical with those of Thursday morning; the cen ter of highest barometer is In northern Michigan while that of tbe lowest prossure Is nt Lo* Angeles. Cal. There has been a K neral Increase In air pressure east of the K-kles. The temperature element has changed pry little. Shower* have occurred In portion* of Texas, Kansas. Florida, on the Carolina const and at a few scattered stations In the Interior. There I* a small area of cloudy weather In this section and Texas; elsewhere clear skies prevail. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. I*emons $6.50 to $6. Limes 50 to 76c. Peaches, per crate. $1 to $1.50. Pineapples $2 to $2.60, market at present time well stocked. Bananas, straights. bunch 81.50 to 81.76. Culls, per htiucfl, 61 vo 61.26. • ■ Watermelons, $7.60 to $20.00 per 100; de. mnnd good. ' • POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.— Lire hen* 33 to 37(4c; file* 22Vi to 25c: broilers 15 to 22Hc. Lire ducka, Pekin Si to 35c; puddle 26 to 27%c. Dressed hens. |>er lb.. 12c to 13c. Eggs, per doxen, 15(6 to 16c. Butter, table, per ID.. 20 to 22(4c; Cook- VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes. Na 1 stock $3.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75. Tomatoes, per crate. $2 to 62.60. Corn, now, 15 to 20t. .tor doxen. Okra, per crate, 61.60 to $2. Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, 61.20. Old sweet (totatoes. per bushel, $1 to $1.21; new aweet potatoes $1.75 bushel. Cherries. 24-<iunrt crate. 61.60 to $1.76. <’autnloupes, per crate. $1.60 to $2.60. Blackberries 16 tu :2V$c utiart. Dewberries 10 to 12(tc quart. FLOURi GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Poatela Elegant 66.36; Diamond patent $6; fanev parent 65.10; hair patent $4.10 to 64.36; i»afy $3.90: spring wheat ' itent $6.60476. Market strong. COHN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. 2 whits 74c; So. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c. OATH—Choice white clipped, 62c; cholca white, 60c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust proof. 60c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per buabol, . STATIONS of TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TOLD IN FEW WORDS Four 8.ilora or. Drowned. Boston, July (.—The wreck of the thraa-maated schooner Erie, of Rock- port, Me., and the drowning of four men I* reported. Captain Hreen was the only one of the crew saved. Steven, Join. th. Board. Panama, July (.—At a meeting of the Panama canal commission yester day. Chief Engineer Steven, took 111. pl.ee a. one of the comml.sloner.. Cornelius Get. th. Job. Newport. R. I., July (.—Cpraellua Vanderbilt will be the representative of that family In the Rhode Island di vision of the Order of Cincinnati. Both Cornelius and Alfred a. made appli cation. the former In the name of hi. father and the latter In the name of hla mother. Juatica Brewer to 8peak. Texarkana, Ark., July (.—Justice Da- LKATHER DAYEN-Ivld J. Ilrewer, of the Wted Slot?. ^^"oJIkMImISi. c,>ur, j." deliver the P rln'- »*•> «i n cIpa | before the Joint meeting of the Texas and Arkannaa bar asso ciations to be held here next week. Davenport ouly $36; one 845 Mission Dsven port, only t27; one 8150 Griffin sideboard, only $90; '675 2 loch brass beds, cut to 63*; 640 2-Inch brass lied*, cut to 625 ; 64. 65, 66, 6* Iron bed* 62.501 $3.60, 64.50. 66.60. See them. Fifty sideboards, mshognuy. mis sion and golden oak, with china closeta. ta bles and chairs to match. Any article of furniture sold In Atlanta can be duplicated at 66 6s North Broad street today and to morrow nt s guaranteed saving of 3i) per cent to the buyer. Try It. One thousand bottle* of Chins Fow Polish. Don't throw your money away these hard times Ht high-priced furniture stores. P. II. Snook Furniture Company, 'Phone 192.). By Private Leased Wire. New York, July Tom McCarey, manager of the Pacific A. C. of Los Angeles, la anxious to make a match between Abe Attell ami Joe Bowker, the bantam champion. Senator Pettua la 85. Washington, D. C., July 6.—General Edmund W. Pettua, of Alabama, the oldest member of the United States senate, reached his eighty-fifth birth day today. He will be 87 years old when hta present term expires, but notwithstanding thla fact, he haa an nounced hla candidacy for another term. Armour Agent Dead. Aabury Park., N*. J., July 6.—Bernard Strauss, agent for Armour & Co., and a man of considerable wealth, died suddenly of heart failure in hla cot tage In Belmar last night. Town Scourged By Fire. Centerville, la., July 6.—Mystic, a mining town of 2,000 population, five miles northwest of Centerville, had a destructive fire early today. The whole buainesa section of six blocks were Joe Thomas, the welterweight, and ' destroyed; loss, 8200,000. Honey Mellody, of ’New England, have i been matched to meet before the Lin coln A. C. of Chelsea, on July 17. jjoe Walcott, which Is carded to take , place at the Lincoln A. C. of Chelsea Honey Mellody, who put Willie Lew- i Tuesday night, away on July 4. Is anxious to meet > ——• the best ''welters" In the business. Mel- Tommy Mowatt, the fighting con- jjlody says any man In the country who Uuctor of^ Chicago, has been matched ii..rii..rf iimtr <*itr Huh lirt.-k .I.*.? I will make 145 or 148 pounds can have a j to meet Fighting Dick Hyland, of San walk ,i?iwn! iSiVtJnui ! match. | Francisco. The boys will box ten 4l.rto BI’Vh TYVo STOUY EhillT Itim)M [ •Atlanta, cloudy •Chattanooga, p. clomly.. Columbus, clear Gainesville, cloudy Greenville, cloudy Griffin, cloudy •Macon, p. cloudy Monti cello, dear Newnaii. clear Home, clear Spartanburg, cloudy Tnllnpooftn. clear Toecoa. cloudy West Point, clear gsf A •Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour period eliding at 8 a. m. this date. Heavy Rainfall—Wilmington, N. C., Atlnntn Augusta Charleston Galveston Little Rock Mobile Montgomery Wilmington I)lst. Averages. 64 1:| m T Indicates Inappreciable rainfall. Ramarks. The temperatures during the past 24 hours were nlnuit the same ns for the day pre ceding. Light shower* occurred over the enntern portion of the bolt, with heavy rain at Wilmington, N. C. GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. GKOBGIANS IN ATLANTA.. AT THE KIMBALL. J. II. Chapman. Auguatn: C. L. Allen, laeon; J. N. Coley, Rome; P. taiilcr. West .'olnt: Mr*. C. B. Parker. McRae; Mr*. A. McRae, McRae; W. M. Legg. Bnln- bridge; A. L. Burney, Uome; J. W. King, Covington: W. (V. Thompson. Augu*tn; Mr*. C. James. Winder; J. A. Peacock. Dublin; J. W. Martin, Athens: W. T. Bryan, Athens: Q. II. !>oxler. Athens; Webb. DeKalb; ||. W. Bell, Jeffer son; E. F. Corey, Macon; T. J. (.ockwood. Athens; C. T. 3(obley, Monroe; C. II. Withers. Marietta; F. J. Clark and wife, Fitzgerald; G. B. Holder. Home; Miss J. Gucrry. Amertcus; Mr*. M. Ware. Newnnn; S. J. Flanders nnd wife. Summit; Ml** D. II. Hall, Summit: Ml** Orn Durden. Sum mit; II. D. Brown. Summit; J. L Rountree, Summit: Ml** Luis Rountree. Summit: Atkinson. Brunswick; II. W. Bell, Jefferson; T. J. Shackelford. Athens; J. W. Wise, Fayetteville. AT THE^ARAGON. 11. Strong, Jr., Hnvsnnnh; W. A. Grlf- Valdosta; J. N. McDonald, Athens; Jesse Grantham, Thomnsvllle; A. G. Fos ter, Madison. AT THeTmIdMONT. W. Stephen*. Hardest Hie; Ernest An drews, Columbus; J. D. Wentou and wife, Albany: Ml** Annie Tarver. Albany: Mrs. C. 21. Killian. Conlele; Mr*. II. T. Camp. Fitzgerald: M. O. GuImm. Cednrtown; L C. Harwell. Mansfield; L I*. Harwell, Mans field; II. L. Jnudon. Savannah; Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Satterfield. Carternvllle; J. W. 1 teuton. Montlcello; Mnry A. Jones. Turin; Graham Norman. Cedartown; H. S. Hen- ilerson. Cednrtown; E. I.. Henderson. (V- lartown; W. A. Herrington, lltlll*: It. (t. Htathsm. Auierlcu*: T. W. Hardwick. Ssn- (lrr*vllle; W. A. Fair, Augusts; L W. Hughe*. I.nnilier City. AT THFMARION 11. 1». Johnston. Macon; L. A. Whliqde, '«N-hrnu: W. G. Crawler. Athens; T. II. U»we and wife. Mi** Minnie Stoke*. Mr*. V. S. Duncan. Dublin; Mr*. T. II. (.'lark. Dwlton; II. t K. Robinson. Sparta; George round* durttqr the Bk.' vunvrntlon at j ri*. ,, llltt, (I.VI. IlltlllUIll, fiiOU, UK'nll, ; pure bran, 61.20; mixed bran, 6L15. __AY.'—Timothy, choice large bales, 61.10: do., choice small bales 61.14; da. No. 1 timothy bales. 6L06; do., No. 2 61; do.. No. 1 clover mixed 61-06; do., No. 2 closed mixed SUGAR.-Stnndnrd granulated Be. New Y’ork Refined 4(fc to 4Y9! plantations 4(4 to 4%e. Market stranger. COFFEE.—Roasted Arbuckle'n $15.60; hulk, In Isiga or barrels, 12>ic; green 10 to 12c» Market wenk. RICE.—Carolina 4(4 to 7(4c, according to grade. Market very ntrong. CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 14(4e; twin* 14c; brick, 14e. Market strong. PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 14(4c. Dbvo hams lf»e. California liaius 10(4e; Red Cross hams. 16c. Dry salt extra ribs 9.76; bellies 20-5 lbs. 10.50; fnt hacks 8(4; plates 8(4c. Supreme lard 10. Red Cross 10c. SuoW Drift compound 7(4. Red Cross 7*4. STOCKS AND B0ND8. Rid. Asked. Georgia 4*4*. 1915 114 116 Mncon Cs. 1910 106 Atlnntn. 6s. 1911 106 Atlnntn, 4(4*. 1922 109 Atlnntn. 4*. 1934 106(4 Atlnntn nnd YVest Point 166 Atlnntn nnd West Point Debts. 107 C. It. of Gt-orgln first Income do. nccoml I limine 88 do. third Income 86 Georgia 266 Auguatn and Savannah 117 Southwestern 118 Georgia Pacific lets 120 CVCnndA. 1st 116 L. J. ANDERSON & CO.’S DAILY COTTON LETTER New Y’ork. July 8.—The English market continued bullah todny. That market I* evi dently paying more attention to the stnttn- tlcnl position than the trade In this coun try. They note the fact that stocks In Great llrltalfi nnd on the continent are small In comparison with what they should 1k» with n* much huslnes* In front of the mills n* there I* nt this time. The ad vance In Liverpool today was 5G« points for the distant month*, with npot sale* of 5,000 hnles. In New Y’ork. the market oiKMied under some pressure at unchanged prices to 1 tip, hut after the opening It became steady with an advancing tenden- . ey. Trading, however, was very quiet aud fiuctuntluns narrow. The weather news shows no material change, hut reports continue to show a generally good condition of the grow’lng cron. It will require, however, the contin uation of favorable condition* throughout the balance of the non*on to cause much decline, nnd any little unfavorable newt 111 probably cause a nharp advance. MARKET VERY LITTLE; PRICES HARDLY BUDGED •w Y'ork, July 6.—The Sun says: “It so little of a market that price* hardly budged. They were, however. In the main a little higher. Texn* Is rather too dry, think some. The Georgia agricultural dci pnrtmcnt IhmIni* that the crop In that state ha* suffered serlou* lui|»nlrment. The state board* of agriculture are rather apt to cry “wolf." or this report would have had more effect. Still. It was not alto gether ignored. The Mouth Is selling less freely, though still selling. Spot markets remain firm, and Liverpool disappointed the . bears. July advanced sharply In New Or leans. Dry goods ie|Htrts are In the mala cheerful. Liverpool. If It sold s little lM»- cemlter, bought Jnmairy. Price Interests iMiught OctoiH*r nnd December. All this offset the favorable weather In most sec tions. glowing Texns crop accounts from farmers nt the fair nt Taylor In that state, the arrival of three now bales nt Falfurras nnd Brownsville, In the extreme south of Texns. nnd the deposition on (he part of many to believe that the crop Is llkelv to be large. The general outlook Is eonsld-' cred good. Rut will It continue so? Thera Is the rub. The more fear that something may possibly happen now tends to restrict selling for the decline. The t>car* Iwllevs In their ease, but (hey are. In the lan guage of the philosopher, “glad to tha brink of fear." They fear that all this fine outlook I* too beautiful to Inst. They • are waiting now to make doubly sure. A big crop Is uccded. Meantime. It Is a narrow, professional market. If anything serious should happen to the crop, ths short Interest Is so large that a quick, sharp advance I* almost certain to result.” —Glocrt Jc Clay. New Orleans. July 8.—The Tlmes-Dema* ernt says: “Barring additional rains In tk$ Atlantic district where they are not ner^ cd and the beginning of new bales to arrirff yesterday's market was barren of features, was dull to the point of snltrines*. was devoid even of suggestive thought*, sml price prophecy was wholly lacking. Hal/ the time lioth bids nnd offers fell upon un- attentive ear*, but the belief that exeesalra moisture la fn*t putting a part of the east ern belt In the Identical condition that caused MlMHlssIppPs short crap troubles !a*t year enabled the new crap longs to nlsy the stupid game to an advantage. The July position developed no fresh phase, the Iwf* • a nee of |»ower remulnlng In tbe same few . ham Is. which, however, belong to bend* Intelligent enough to wsteh the danger points carefully. Meanwhile, the temleranle stoek nt New Orleans has reached about the *mnlle«t quantity In the memory of cotton people for this time of the rear, nnd spot sellers are discovering an Indnce- ment In the sale of July options against their holdings. Rut such business cannot approach consequential magnitude."—Wart A Leland by ioo. Ja** Dougherty, the Milwaukee wel- Denver on July 20 at 128 pounds, v eigh 1 k. lierryl. (dumbo*; T. B. Davis, Mavan- k. Urn eight, U training for his bout w ith In at 6 o'-'**’• ash; W. G. Norman, CoTlngton. 'ONTAINING — _ gold watch, three keys end 85 cents. Finder will lie rewarded by returning same to Guuier-Watklas Drug