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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. MONT)AT. JULY 9. I** WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lea* Than ]S Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town ordera. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. 8ituationa Wanted trill hereafter be inaerted on this page free of charge. If yon want a situation, tend yonr ad. to Tlie Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser- tiop. WANTED HELP—MALE. ert’ trad*. Good mjt to start with and t'ptfar pfir In tiro or tbrw* month*. Only tho** with good references nsad apply. 1 ‘eLoaeb Mlir Mfjr. Co. YotrWA^f to MfiFoMElW VcTfTK goods? If so. csll up 2906 (llell). Th« Southern Auction and Malraga Company, 20 Month Pryor. . LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckic St. Car to Waterworks. Atlas Kngiaa Work*. WRIT 4UII fi should hare high Kent Him Ca. nit and rfsaa—- Kmplre Bldg.. jiisfir u . -JAM. % Hortk Pryor street. lit! ittiiTiiBiis imrtm 'mv ik\, ran ('omp.ii/. at *> Mouth Pr/or atraat, trill mit or aril too oar. Ffrit hATb^oJTb DKrfiCFftTk <Iah arc lamps, one shoarrsse and * “ Kent Him Phone 2K% TmM "ISnk" (Jo., ga Whitehall street DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN VOC BEE TUB ATLANTA Wrecking Co.'a now lino. Jnat added n foil lino of trnnka. travelers' auppllos nod general office nnppllra. Tbo rbeapeat OT.r nold. Wo bny, •'ll or eirhanga everything, jy nd m Writ Mltcbsll atrooL Boll 'phone MISCELLANEOUS. LUMBER—WE HAVE TRBBB MILLS #r ALL HTYf.RH GATEH, WIRE AND IRON fences sold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exrlariv* agents for “rage Fence/’ Dixie Feneo Co. auecesaors Tilly Fence Co.. 41 West Hus tar street. Phones MH wift fiii« nkxt jmw i»Atr ! cat my IX suits to 525. Carroll, t 172 Peachtree atreeLjanMAim^M| wnx tailor, hotel. 172 Peschtree street, opposite Aragon hotel. or ikSsTina BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES. GO HER 80UTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP* meat Co. We repair, reconatrnet, ex* change, bay and sell automobiles. Garage. 10 is Mitchell strapt, Atlanta, Oft. Beli phone 4994-L Mala. TTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU business. For high grade work call on Kent, 91ft N. Pryor, phone 2928. WANTED—REAL E8TATE. Highland arenue. One that will sell for 1600 cash and the balance monthly. Address W.o care Georgian. WTIX R1£51T~ 1 iTfftEirT^TS( i f!irT ! 6'SP pletely furnished alx-room cottage on fleorgta railroad, near riarkaton. Plano, telephone, large grounds. Immediate posses sion. |a» month. Ilell ’phone Decatur 41, eslla. SHOE REPAIRING. I DO best repairing only! ...... _~J oak leather, with the heat workmanship. I know how to repair because I know a shoe. I am a skilful mender nnd can make comfortable id serviceable shoe.broke down and worn . LAZARUH. 21 H. PRYOR HT. . boot and shoe repairing. When I say B airing. 1 mean the heat rej uperfor material and EDUCATIONAL. writing, mathematics, grammar and apell* log taught In evenings. Htokely’s Shorthand and Business School, zi\ 2 Peachtree street. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. WANTfcb-FtulT CLAHH EXi’ETuKN<7P[T» stenographer. Apply 5:30 to <:I0 p.m “ I*. Pratt Laboratory, Auburn ate., co Conrtland. HtUNiMJlMMtfclt AST) PIMT MJttKV H0; stenographer for out-of-town posl Mon. 175. We have more calls for steuog rapliers, male and female. Iieglnaers and experts. In town and out of town, than we “— Bellamy Bualneas Agency, 1390 rAN f fKf»=A" Ktram Aiirivttir oi*emx Houth River I street. Atlanta.I Y\ T AN : ( , El>-l.l!iinEI( JU»»t. A| Alton TDT C\impany, Moore road. WAXTErraTra TrhSRIiC iNHi^rovr r __ Mouthern Fnri rdet and Georgia rail wmm letter to r. w. wrensnau. supencicnu- t Western Hteel Car and Foundry Com* Si - WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED — TWENTY- five women nnd girls in our sewing room. Anyone who can run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced opera tors make from $8 to $12 per week, and we pay 60c per day while learning. Apply Nunnallv Bros. & McCrea, 36 W. Alabama street. WILL GIVE RKOILAR EMPLOYMENT In our sewing room to gtrla and women short hours a yj* H g O |j} 0 y n J; give good day parlance until hey learn. If you Hr# out of Atlanta, write us and we will give you Infortnr.tlou about boarding placet. Xnnnnlly Bros. McCrea. SC W. Alabama street. ft. i per week, and we - r - those without aspertei ■K ff SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. Mk(r. Am an oil round nun. Know .11 about Ion.ll. and National machine Ail .1 re.. Harness Maker, IS Auburn avenue. Atlanta, Ga. m\\ l o manvtf vaiukd i»i-vx perlence and all-round office man. dealrea position In office or on road, fleet of ref erences. Will leave town. If neceaaary. Ad dress L. II. O.. cars Georgian. ^itPATrtflrwANiTm^OAioTOigjnrt^ • experience ami ability wants situation with wholesale house on the road nr In city. Unexcelled reference*, ft, care The Geor- r*- SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. \rivfCT-x‘nwwTnwr''igr~iraTnig koopor hr a lady of roltnotnont. Boat rot oroaro*. Mlaa Rnao. Decatur, Ila. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK WANTED—SALESMEN. INTELLIGENT. UL'BTLINU SALEHMEN for uisnlScoat now mapa; bow restores: war aaUora; ozctnalra territory and llbornl ore. State If yon kayo I Badglas Ca., Atlanta. Ga. WANTED—MISCELLAN EOUS. WANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that Iba Boa thorn Auction and Halva*. Co, at 91 S. Pr/or, can dlapoaa of /our hanaobold goods, ofSca fixtures, safes, cat- p»^r«ajjl«nnj i jU^tt^adtanTac'. ► PIANOS. BECUT PIANO CO.. C2 N. FORSYTH. -Ofth siue; Bell phone 3 COME ALONG AND GET HAPPY! You wouldn't give s well man medicine. You wouldn't lend a clean shirt to the laundry. You wouldn't wear a fur overcoat In summer. You wouldn't eat when not hungry. No. you wouldn't do any of those things. But you do your largest advertising when business Is rushing. You tell the public to buy when the public Is falling over Itself to buy. You smear printer's Ink all over a newspaper when your business Is flourishing. ^ What makes you do those queer things? This Is the first of the dull summer season.' Your busi ness is beginning to droop. Now It Is that It needs a good dose of advertising. Now It Is that yon should show some of your enterprise and Induco the public to buy. It Is easy enough to sell a man a thing be wants. It's a good salesman who makes a man realise be wants a thing, and then sell It to him. Now Is .the time to demonstrate your business ability. You have plenty of things the public wants. Don't think the public Is coming to Inquire of you what yon have that it wants. While you are waiting for this Idea condition your competitor Is getting busy and telling the public. He Is also getting the business. It's his harvest time. Come along and be good to your Interests. Look out for yourself. We try to tell you. We don't know It all. but we know some of IL A few of the LIVE ONES have given us the benefit of their experience. a We are the doctors and will prescribe the medicine If you will let us. Your business will show the good effects. Be happy—along with the other prosperous and healthy ones. 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 ami brings in a substantial rental income. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. ft ii i ii ii ii ii i n Special Notices ur ii ii ii ii ii ii mu DAVID W. YARBROUan. MASTER 1’LUMBER, PbooM 135. 90 B. Hunter 8L LftrgMt stock tn Booth. “KENT LIGHTS.” TUB BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold st »1M N. Pr/or 8t. Ales Kant. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK * CO.—WALL l-Al-KK, is.— -iicturu frames, *tc. moulding*, pictures, pi tell phone 723. Standard 704. 27 K. Hunter. YOUR TEETH filled Without tain by an im- proved met hen.. All vrork guaranteed 1ft R ira. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental flora, JMfc Whitehall St., over Emmons* thing etore. ilell nhm* 36*-J. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. FANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATH cleaned and reshaped, 50c. Soft and stiff felt kata cleaned and re eks pad, He, Bands or sweats. 26c each extra. ACMB 1IATTERH, W Whitehall HL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail dtatrlbutora of Vic* tor Talking Machines and Records. Just received large consignment of machines nnd over 10,000 records. ImmAltate attention given mall ord*s. We want tbo names ef all talking machine dealers In the south Write foe catalogue. A Inlander-El jea Co. btcVOLLH ANb bicycle and eni south. Southern a> Snell and Hudson r e, catalogue and HfribitlES-LARUEHT Jr? distributors la the prka Hat Atou.tl.r- YOUR TEETH CROWNKD M-K GOLD OltOWNS a CP, without pain. All work (uaraatMd U vrara. Laaltr Daalal Parlors. MM Wblto- kall ML, nvttr Bmaooa’ cMMaa atoro. Ball pbono iks-j Wk Mpyp. MTOHB. pace aWu alii I- tKMMholil foods; id.uratio, rat. on. por - nnrt war»bouaa 10«S Waltob - _ 'pbonM. Catbcart'a Traaa- f.r. lUiYNot.bs. Tlii ShTn ROiffir Stats, bannars. nan and Oaf dr.-oration. f^JPjrjalojravonCjOjyj^laliaaja ML TEETH BSTRACTBU PORITIVKLY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without pain. An work guaranteed U years. Lanier Den* tat Parlors. SIVft Whitehall St., over Em* mone* clothing store. BHI nhone gftl I. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. HAl.f.WOOnS. IDBALS nud all otbrr rnakn at barfala ptirra. Wr ran aril you a reglstrr. aultabl. for any Ixialnraa. at a prlca tbat van not brio bill plans, you. Cash or monthly paymrnts. Krrry rrgl.trr TEETH TBKTH IS.t . A te‘^""w«.8irs7: i clutbla, atoro. Boll phono THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Thrsa Left of Eight Brand Navy „ Suburban Homan. The first month will bo given FREE and If occupied one year, two more months will bo given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine monthe you will have to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In tbeee houaes. These are located on the River electrlo car lino only twenty minutes ride from the center of tho city; contain 7 and I rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every houee fronts a fifty-foot Park, which ia set in trees, evergreens and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In tha city and the surroundings art-mors whola- is. In tha canter of this Park art the Ferro Phosphate Springe, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a naw church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house coat ing }>,500.00 will eoon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who Uvea on the grounds, will show you through the houses. Rent $>0.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 11 Auburn Avenus. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, 412 Peters Bldg. Phones 5488. V'kLlEHT TfiJFii to build Would bring ll.OQQ to IMOO. a bargain?|— Do jou want &WI a¥ftftW,"EgIE I’Mirhtrw, honso bringing good rant. Cheapest rlom» in property on north side, alley, l**twecn North avenue ami ■■■■Her; house Is a Lonuty, - Ihented, elegant finish; nn Meal he moke terms on thl*.| IfWPftlSSW F6R $2f.lo.‘JrJAT dVVir Boulevard, the prettiest cottage to be found In the nelghl*orhood. occupied by owner, refused this rental for cottage and servant's house in rear. Hpeclal reason f..r h.'lllng. H,oi»-wu. f)6TTAtii:' (33-lot Mi’iS servant’s house. This place Is a> perfect beauty. Think of It. « ltfr. cottage, nearly brand new, and Jnat off Peachtree; noth Ing like It In town. Terme. GEORGIA NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS CHAS. M. ROBERTS. REAL ESTATE, 12 AUBURN AVE. NOW OFFERS FOR QUICR MALE wpR located north side block of 7 i-rooto new cottages, all modern and In good •baps; corner lot, with street Improve ments down. This le a good, sound rent- paying Investment, renting for MS per month, end M.M0 will buy them ell. Ii treater, yob cannot afford to mlaa Ibis. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVE. WASHINGTON STREET VIADUCT! HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR ■ale tbat will be worth double the price asked by Ihe time the Washington street ▼ladoct la completed. See LtEBiUAN, Real Estate nud Renting, 28 Peachtree St. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, WK HAVE ON OUR LIST Two teu room houses. One nine-room house. Nine eight-room houses. Twelve seven-room houses. Heventeeu six-room houses. Forty live-room houses. Thirty four-room houses. Hlxty three-room houses. Htx two-room houses. We shew our houses and move our tenants JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, ‘ 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phonee (II. 547 NATIVES ARE SLAIN BY BRITISH TROOPS. By Private Lraord Wire. Durban, Natal, July (.—A band of rebels In the t’mvoto district has been surrounded and defeated by Natal troops. Five hundred and forty-eeren rebels have been killed. None of the bite soldiers fell. Hoke Smith Club Organlxed. Special to The Georgias. Cairo. Ga., July A ma,u uniting was held at the city hall hare Satur day afternoon for the purpose of or ganising a Hoke Smith Club. W. 8. Wight was sleeted chairman and R. C. Bell secretary of the meeting. About 200 pledged themselves to support Mr. Smith. Muit Measure Up to the Standard. Special to The Georgian.’ Savannah, Go., July V.—More strin gent physical examinations will be made for vacancies on the police fores Applications must measure up to the etandagd. There are two vacancies to be filled, Sergeant Mock having been retired on half pay on account of phys ical debility. Rains Interfere With Work. Special to Tbe Georgias. • Savannah, Ga., July t.—Recent ralna have proven disastrous for sawmill men. Some of the plants within a radius of (0 miles of Savannah have been compelled to close down on ac count of the condition In the woods Contracts cannot be Ailed under exist ing conditions. Postmaster Injured. Special te Tbe Oeorxlan. Alpharetta, Oa, July *.—O. L. Barn well, .postmaster at thia place, was very seriously Injured by being struck by a falling veranda this morning, lili none was broken and left eye badly Injured, so that ha may lose the alghL Court House Contract Leb Special fo Tbe Georgian. Kastman, Ga., July 2.—The contract for the building of the Dodge county court houee, at Eaatman, was award ed on competitive bide to W. C. Lew- man A Co, of Loulevlllt, for 170,000. Other bidders were A. W. Collins, of Atlanta. 172.000, and P. J. Wesley Son*, of Atlanta, (71,000. Institute Clous Sesiion. Specie! tn Tb, Georglaa. Jasper, Oa., July (.—The Teachers' istltute of Pickens county, which was inducted by Profeuor M. L. Parker, haa closed a moat succeuful session. Small Audience Heart Speaking. Hpeclal to The Georglaa. , Greenville, Ga, July (.—Dr. Mark Johnson, candidate for state school commissioner, made a speech In the court houee here Friday night. The crowd was email, aa It was not known till late In the afternoon that he was to apeak. REWARD IS OFFERED FOR MISSING MAN POLICE SEARCH FOR W. T. SHOCK- * LEY, PROMINENT YOUNG MAN OF MADI80N. NOTICE OF DISSOLU- BL TION. # Notice Is hereby given that the Arm of Grlffln & Hudson, heretofore en gaged In the livery business, under trade name of "Piedmont Stables,” at 122 Marietta street. Is this day dis solved by mutual conaenL 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. The police of Atlanta have been aeked to And Willie T. Shockley, prominent young man of Madison, Ga, who Is reported to have dluppeared several weeks ago, and who le thought to be lost In Atlanta or vicinity, reward of (26 has been offered for any Information tending to disclose the present whereabouts * of tho young man. Shockley, who Is only 18 yeara of age, was'In business In Madison and was highly respected In the communi ty. It Is stated that no cause whatever Ik knnum that would prompt him to leave his home and business. The missing man was last heard of In Rutledge on May 24. He Is said to have bought a ticket to Atlanta, since which time nothing haa been heard of him. He Is described as weighing 120 pounds, being about 6 feet 4 Inches tall, has blue eyes, with small white spot over pupil of the right eye, sandy hair, fair complexion, and haa email gold Ailing In upper front teeth. So far no trace of the missing man has been found here. AT THE THEATERS | Ceeino. Vaudeville will again hold the bill at the Casino at Ponce DeLeon this week. The bill Is beaded by that most ver satile and clever duo, Green and Wer ner, In their .own sltlh "The Babes In the Jungle," which la replete In scenic and electrical effects, and which hae pleased all who have seen it; Apdale’s famous troupe of trained bears, dogs and monkeys; Sam Elton, comedy Jug gler; Gary Owen and company In a comedy sketch of no mean order, and Lawrence Crane, magician, necromanc er and Illusionist, will present some of the moet startling and delightful Il lusions ever seen In vaudeville. The camerograph with new pictures will close the show. GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA. RAILROAD SCHEDULES rc'tfag tsriiWKa-; •'nfrr Tralm of the WESTERN AND AIL No. Arrive From— r • I Nashville 7:l>sm a 71 Marietta . I Sis 74 I Inroad. . J To- ▼lllt . ft:35 am tta ..12:U pm •3 as:}!? aass? • isss .? N.rtri?iWgggM N«.h.Vi‘.-: ‘ggg CENTRAL OF UKURGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To- isk ... 7:14srn Mieoe.ltjlaa •rills . T:i) ■■ Maraasah ... I « ln 11:0 am Uacoo 4:00 pm Havanas] { ■ckeoai. „ _ _ ... , ■aeon 11:49*ni Macon 4:00 ■eraenak ... 4:06 pm Sarasoak ... »|W — Ma.-oe 744 pm lackeoavlUe . (JO pm ATLANTA AND WERT POINT RAIL- ROAD. Arrive From- ..Depart To- •S'lma 11:49 am •Moatgomary 1:99 am ^•Daff/I*Li oih’rr’Yralpa’-isily 1 except gas Yil trains ef Atmeta sod West I*otat Railroad Compear arrive »*. ead deport U lento Terminal Mattes, coroof II afreet asd Madleon aveaoe. MTkeR etreet < SECRETARY of state FREE OF BRIBE CHARGE. By rrivate Leseed Wire. Madleon, Wle, July f.—Walter L. Houser, secretary of state of Wiscon sin, has been acquitted of the charge of having attempted to bribe Zeno M. Host, state commissioner of Insurance, three years ago. liLOUUIA UAILHUAD. Arrive From— Depart Te— •Augusta .... SKWaaS eAsgeete roarers |:46 Covll - •Aegesta 7:4Stm Corlogtoe .. 7:44 am eAugneta pm SfKS&r .:::1i»pS Sag «SL AT THE KIMBALL. W. W. Thoapaoti, Augusta; J. Klein and wife, Ball Orouad; Max fftrln, Harannah; John Flaaaerr, ffaranuab: L. V. Hatcher, S ; T. C. Truitt?. Oalnearllle; It. J. , Commerce: Mrl A. F. Archer, i; Mra. I\ it. Winn, Elt>erton; J. E. Tabor, Blberton; Mlaa A. C’urtjr, Bain* bridge; D. O. Anderaon, Athena; W. J. Ha rue*. Aragon: II. W. Barnea. Grlffln; W. K. Chunter. Havaunah; W. U. Hire, Dub lin; L. K. Wooten, Columbus; IV. C. John ston. Columbus: It. I*. Reeres, Jr., Athr—• C. H. Wither*. Marietta; J. K. 1’aullln. h Galuea; II. 31. Htuart. Harannah; F. Fenn. (.’ordele: R. It. McGhee. Uinue; Maas Wills, Rome; J. W. Mlllsane, Windsor: R. J. Williams. Ruralnsboro: G. II. Williams, Dublin; R. W. Jones and wife. Cedartown; C. D. Read. Way crofts; K. K. Lumptkin, Atheaa; G. W. Smith, KItagerald; Mra. T. F. Crider, Dawaou; it. It. Archer. Augusta; II. W. relker, Monroe; G. A. Moorav Greensboro; D. R. I'rnltt, Columbua; W. O. Connor, Care Spring. % AT THE*MARION George II. Ford. Columbua; Mlaa Kvi Fox, Grlffln: J. K. Urlugaton, Cordele B. Westbrook, Amerlcua; J. ti. Foullln. 1 '* lues; B. T. Coggins. Canton; C. Ilamll I, Macon; J. II. Kllnatrlck, Macon; K. K. taeltlnr. Georgia; M. Martin. Augnata; ilela, Dawson; M. J. Morrla, Ms* MEETING NOTICE. Camp Walker, United Confederate Veter ans, will hold so Important meeting Mon* day night, July 9. at 102 South Forayth afreet. A fall attendance la earnestly de sired. lly order of F. A. HILRURN, Commander. J. 0. IIAMSHY, Adjutant. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange. Lemons SS..VJ to 56. Limes 60 to 75c. reaches, per crate, tt to 51.60. Pineapples 52 to 5110, rnarktt at preaent time well stocked. Bananas, straights, ic- hunch 51.50 to 11.75. Calls, per banco, 51 to Watermelons, 57.50 to 520.00 per 100: de. mand good. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCB.- Llre hena S to 37He* fries 2^4 to 2Sc: broilers 15 to 22%c. lire ducks, Pekin 30 to Kc; puddle 26to 27%c. Dressed hen I, per lb., 12c to 13c. Kggs, per dosen. 15H to 16c. Butter, table, per lb.. 20 to 22%c; cook* log. per lb., lit4c to vSc. Iloney-New HflOc lb.; In l*lb. racks 10 ^VEGETABLES.—Irlah potatora. No. 1 stock 53.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75. Tomatoes, per crate. 52 to 52.50. iriNii iiuiauicB, |icr nugnei. #i.i Old sweet potatoes, per bushel, 51J lew sweet potatoes lf.75 bushel. Cherries, Zt-quart crate. 81.50 to 5 Cantaloupe*, per crate. 51.60 to 52.60. Tllackberriea 1* t* ^Hc uuart Dewberries 10 to 12Vic qoart. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. FIXHIR.—-Poatela Elegant 56.35; DUmond mtent |6: fancy pe*ent 56.10;. half patent 4.10 to 54.35; i»aey 52.90.* spring wheat Mtent 56.60CT6. Market atrong. CORN.—Choice reii cob 76c; No. 2 white 4c; No. 2 yellow 72c; mixed 72c. OATH—Choice whits clipped, 52c; choice white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rast proof, 60c. MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel, 73c7 bolted 140-lb. jutes, per bushel. 63c. Short*, white, 51.40: m^tlnm. 51.35; brown, 51.30: pore bran, 51.20; mixed bran, 51.15. HAY.—Timothy, choice large balee, 51.10; da. choice small bales 5LL4; do.. No. i timothy bales, 5106; do., No. 2 5: ~ * clover mixed 5L05; da. No. 3 cl CLOVER.—Choice 90c. The above prices art f. a b. Atlanta, and ■nbjftct to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR.-Standard granulated Sc. New York Refined 4U to 4H; plantations 4*4 to 4Hc. Market stronger. COF FE b.—Roasted Arhuckle’s 516.50; balk, In bags or barrels, 12%c; green 10 to HICK?—Carolina *4ft to 7Hc, according to grade. Market very atrong. C1IKKHE—Fane/ full cream dairy, 14%c; ylns 14c: tirlck, 14c. Market atrong. PROVISIONS.— Supreme hams 14H<*. fibre ims 15c. California hams 10%c; lied Cross inis. 15c. Dry salt extra libs 9.75; bellies *-6 lbs. 10.50; fat backs 814; plate* ftVic. Supreme lard 10. Red Croas 10c. Snow Drift compound 7tt. Red Cross 7%* THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. FOR ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Orra sloiial sbutvi-rs koalgbt nnt| Tu-edey. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texas—San Antonio cloudy nnd ult-nuin, Dallas partly cloudy and pleStnr - " L ruin last night. Houston partly cloi pleasant. AlalNima—llimterlllr elrar and ... sgwanMff&as.aS » mu, sr» ht -"3‘i bllr pjirti/ -Jowly an) warm. ff„, , ', awl plMaanl. Mleri..l p l 'i-H.ttl'.hura rirar and hoc light r«lu In or night. I-.xlnf ton i.afg. cloudy and ;.lcaaont. Canton partly chmd, and plcaunt. Mcrldlnn partly.cloudy nn warm. Jackaon cloudy and warm, firm •da clear and warm. Natrbca clear .ad plcneant. Tnaoo Utty and Greenwood pnrtlr cloudy and plcaunt. Corinth clew J0 5 warm; rained Saturday night nnd Mundnr . Georgia—Atlantn dear nnd cool. cdiL. hue Chindy; rained yesterday. Rome <!<» and plejrant; g.K>d rain yeaterdny nfiep n(»n. Tbomaerllle partly elood/ and hot Albany eloady end hot; hard rain li.t night. Amerlcua cloudy and plenum. M.. con cloudy and cool; abowera yeeterdu afternoon and evening. # Tennessee—Knoxville cloudy and mob rained all day Sunday. Memphis dear ini cool; rained xesterday. Chattanooga ,, ar t. ly^clondy and warm. Nashville clear tad WE ATH E R~~FO R EC A8T. Georgia—Showers Monday and prot«bty Tuesday, variable winds. Virginia—l'arflj cloudy Monday. *h<...... In the south portion, warmer In west imr* tlon; Tuesday fair, warmer In west iwr. tlon, light south winds. North Carolina sad South Carollna-Rhow- era Monday and probably Tuesday; light southeast to south winds on the roast. Eastern Florida, Western Florida. Ala bama. Mississippi and Lonlslana-Shonfri Monday and probably Tuesday; variable winds. ■ Kastern Texas—flhowera Mdndnv robably Tuesday; light to fresh southt i south winds. Western Texas—Partly cloudy and ws er Monday, showers In north portldfi; T north portion. showers Monday and Tuesday. Tennessee—Occasional showers Monday nd Tuesday; somewhat warmer. Kentucky—Fair Monday and Tuesday. Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin! North Dakota. Houth Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska. lower Michigan, Iowa and Montana—Fair tonight and Tuesday. Upper Michigan and Minnesota—Occastoa* al showers tonight and Tuesday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The area of high pressure that has • rod the greater the last several In Northern Montana and on the cosit of Houtbern California. Cloudy weather covers the Atlantic cosit states and moat of /he cotton l>elt when* rains have occurred In the last twenty-four hours. Rain was falling this AT THE PIEDMONT. J. II. Jooes. Lumber City; Augustus F. I. ee, Bwafnaboro; W. D. Sheffield. Bain- bridge; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Martin, Ma con; Miss Kate Walsh. Macon; James K. Coburn, West Point; J. T. Weight, Cov* Ingtoo. AT THE ARAGON. Mra. 8. R. Jaqnea, Macon; A. Mitchell, New York: W. G. Brafttley. Brunawlck; Mrs. W. G. Brantley, child and nun»- Brunswick: Uharlen H. Foster. Macon: D. D. Kmtth. Vaidoata: P. M. Hill, Columbua; II. R. Smith. Hlundnle; O. II. Dyke. Dnb- Jobn W. Rosa aud wife, imiton; Mr. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TOLD IN FEW WORDS Bab* ia Auto Victim. Buffalo, N. Y., July (.—Bernard Lowlo, ( years old. Is tho third auto victim within n week. He was struck while crowing the .treat and -fatally In jured by n machine owned by J. C. Callah, general manager of tha new trolley company constructing n atyatem between Buffalo and Erie. Nearly Bleeds te Death. Buffalo, K. V, July I.—After being stabbed four times by an unldentlfled man at Bellevue Park, at 7 o'clock last night. Maaty GorekL 22 yeara old, waa left unattended for Hearty two hours, and when a physician was summoned the man had almost died from loe, of blood. Her Funeral Held Up. New York. July (.—Coroner Acrit- tellt today directed (he police to hold up the funeral of Ulw Helen Holme,, a young nurae, who was found dead from ga, asphyxiation last Friday night In her room nt the Physical and 8ur- Georgta 4>4s. 1(16 STOCKS AND B0ND8. Did. Anked. , IS Bavaansh Sa. 1969 102H Macon «a. 1910 jnr, Atlanta, 6s. 1911 166 isa Atlanta 4a. _ _ Atlanta and West Point 1C Atlanta and West Point Debts. 107 is H 107 170 do. second Income do. third Income Georgia ...; Augusta and 8avannah.., Southwestern...., Ila PftcUlc 1 and A. lit.. IS FEAR STRICKEN SLAYER IS SHOCXEDJO DEATH MAN CONVICTED OF MURDERING WIFE ALMOST COLLAPSES AT DEATH CHAIR. r this morning st ring stations bsT« rain In the lsst ne Inch or more rain In tbe laat twenty-fonr hours: Thomaavllle. Ga.. 1.**; Savannah. 1.20; Augusta. L60: Tarapn. 1C. Tbe coudltlons for or occasional showers In this section tonight and Tue*dn WEATHER FORECAST. GEORGIA—Occasional showers tonight and Tuesday. , HOUTH CAROLINA—Partly cloudy night and Tuesday;- showers on the rosat. ALABAMA— Partly cloudy tonight a Tueadgy, abowera In the Interior. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For tha 24 hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time. Jtily 9, 1906. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. , •Atlanta 777 ’Chattanooga Columbus Gainesville Greenville Grlffln •Macon Montlretlo Newnap Roma Hpartanbnrg ... ... Tallapoosa Tocooa • West Point •Minimum temperature* are for twelve hour period ending at 8 a.m., this date. AugimiN. «»n. i •'* Evergreen, Ala 2.14 Greeusboro, N. C. ... 1.64 Dyersburg. Teun 2.34 Max. CENTRAL STATION. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington . 6:93ana Birmingham . 6:40 am Ahhovtlla ...9.-09 am Moarpa . . . 7.20am nTnrt : aa I (5 pm • .iSfC lonrn. . . . 7 4, im Menpkl. l9Mi>n ,n n * r room nt in. pnyilcal and Bur- inalBgk'm . idlpa W.aki.ftoa . IA pu rival Initltute. a private aanttarlum. gbowa la Cntnl Hue. where aha waa employed. Tbe coroner lly Private Leaned Wire. Boaton, July (.—John BcbldllfekL the Lithuanian of Brockton, Man., wo* executed at the itate prinon at Charle.- town at 12; It o'clock thin morning for the murder of his wife, Marianna, at BelmonL July 12, ItOS. He was pro nounced dead at lf:2( 1-2. * The execution wax unattended by aeneallonal feature.. Bchldlifakt woe In a weak condition before he left the death houae and had to be agitated to the electric choir by Rev. Robert Walk er, chaplain of the Middlesex houae of correction, and a guard. He made no statement after he was placed In the chair, but he moaned softly until the application of the current. In the opin ion of medical attendants and prison officials .the execution was tbe most successful that has ever taken place at Charlestown. takes this action pending a further In vestigation Into the case. 4J100 Chinks in Parade. Shanghai, July (.—An unprecedented and Interesting spectacle was witnessed here today when 4.040 Chinese volun teers, who have been drilling assidu ously for the past fe .v months, paraded through the flag-decorated streets of the settlement The men were dressed in khaki and presented a amort ap pearance. Only the officers ■word*. Charleston Galveston ... Utile Itock . New Orleans Oklahoma ... , Havanaah ... . Vlrkslmrg Wllmlngt. REM Dial. Aversfvs. arks: Temperatures over the lielt were nhwt the sain. a. for the twenty-four hour, po rt-ding. 1-reelpitstlon occurred In all sjj (Ions, lining henry In portions of .v*js Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and CONDEMNED TO DEATH PRISONER. KILLS HIMSELF 8pedal to The Georgian. Brew-ton, Alai. July (.—Fred Le-u* Hancock died In hla cell In the Dt*"' bla county Jail last night »R« r drink ing an ounce of carbolic acid. Hancock wan the alleged mur-Ieref of Professor Jew Troutman, wh" d(- ured ln a sensational trial for the • rim* nt tbs last term of the circuit court Hancock made hla eacape front 1* May 0 and had Just been recaptured in Kansan City, Mo. Sheriff Ran"' " turned here with him laat Fridaj M left a note In which he nald he trial, where only the truth w-ne and where he would not be tried l>s prejudice of the people. HOLD ANNUAL CONCLAVE AT LOOKOUT INN. Special to Tha Georglaa. Chattanooga, Tenn.. July T ” Kappa Sigma fraternity will hold u* annual conclave at Lookout wore 24 to 27. Over 200 members of i” order are expected to be present T1