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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. No ad. taken for leaa than 25 centi, the price of four linee. Six worda of average length make a line. The following retee are fpr eoneecutlve ineertione: 1 time . .... 6 cente a line. 3 timee S canto a line. 3 timee 4'/z cento a line. 26 timee 4 cente a line. 52 timet 3'/ t cente a line. Written notice ia required to dieeontinuo claesified advortiee* monte. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH Georgian want ado. a'ro inex- pensive, but they bring quick re* Quito and euro returns. Ada. for Situations Wanted will be inserted one time free of charge. They must not exceed four lines. WE WILL 8END FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER 8ERVICE. CALL US ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay for at rates quoted above. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE WEN as helpers In tbs foundry to Issrn mold- era* trade. Good pay to start with ind DO YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOUR good*? If so, call up 2306 (Dell). The Southern Auction and Salvage Company* SO South Pryor. LABORERS WANTED, $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL "Works. Take Luckic St. Car to Waterworks. WANTED - GOOD WOOD - WORK Fit. Good wage*; steady Job. Chapman's Car riage Factory, Jni^ksonvllln, Fla. WANTKI>—AT ONCE. TWO MUCH AM cal draftsmi'ii. Apply nt factory of K. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works. WANTED - EXPERIENCED STHNOO nudior and typewriter. Apply city offlci E. Van Winkle Gin and Machine Works. W ANTKI >—1H >OK K K K PER FOR I.ARGF iiicrcaiitllc cNtahllitlmicni (atock company) who Inin $1,000 or fl.fioo to Inrcat In stock. Pretty town. Health uncounted. 8tnte snl- ary expected. J. W. Hendrix* Newborn* WANTED HELP-FEMALE. WANTF.D-TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW WITH WOMEN WITH EXPERI ENCE OR YOPNU WOMEN WHO UAI(Mr..N IS. 1 ONI rIO> l|.ltMA.>K.NT. IIEG1NMNG SEPTEMBER 1, WITH GOOD SALARY. ADDRESS L. U. 8., CARE THE GEORGIAN. Experienced opera tom make from $8. ... $12.00 per week, and we will glee good day wages to those without experience until tbsy learn. If you lire out of Atlauta. write us and we will give you Information about boarding places. Nunnally Bros. A McCraa. 96 W. Alabama street. .WANTED—GOOD COOK FOR 8MALL family. Apply 1130 Peachtree street. WANTED—SALE8MEN. sar TO $100 COMMISSION EARNED PER month selling "Cyc" on the road. Apply or write to Ed I». Pelree, Gen. Aft., 609 Century building. Atlanta, Ga. References C qulred. Office hours 8 to 40 a.iu., 7 to y.r». FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FIRST^CIMsir^lKlBINESS HOult should bare high grade algna. Call i Kent Sign Co.. llVfc North Pryor atrw Phone 29a. THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL- rage Company* at $0 South Pryor street, will buy or sell you out John T. Stocks A Co. DON’T GO BLIND. fun uue or iruim*. iniTtim >uppur» nnti general office supplies. The cheapest eter •old. We hny, sell or exchange everything. $7 and 19 West llltcbell afreet Bell 'phone WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—GOOD COOK FOR FAMILY for the Abney, MISCELLANEOUS. GRADING-15.000 CUBIC YARDS GRAD Ing b* Im- done nt once. Apply N. P. Pratt laboratory. FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS I WILL * cut my $35 suits to $25. Carroll, the tailor. 172 Peachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel. AT COST—MY STOCK OF IRON SAFES and vault door* to Ik» sold at cost during hext week; now Is your time. 26 S. Broad street* R. W. Ellis. Atlanta. FRANKLIN CLEANS CLEAN; ’ALSO AL- tern, dyes and repairs. Atlanta 'phone MSI. 16* Whitehall street. WANTED TO BORROW OF PRIVATE party, for three years, at 8 per cent, to Improve large lot-on 4**r line, $1,200. Title f«»c lioiid. Address Suburban, cure Geor- EXCHANGE. NORTH GEORGIA OR FLORIDA HOMES and cash to exchange for eoultles In At lanta renting property. Cbas. D. Barker, $0 Peters st.. Atlanta. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. RAILROAD FRONTAGB-ALI. YOU ARK looking for; either side of the Southern railway, near Armour. Address Boa 291, GaiucsviUcg Ga. <40 SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AN!> EQUIP m.nt Co. We repair, rccou.tract, ex change. I.ny and fell antomnbllaa. Garag* 10-19 Mitchell at ret. Atlauta. Ga. 91*11 pbnn. 4954-1. Mala. ATTRACTIVE SION* WIIX BRING YOU liualuci.. Far high grad, work rail on Kent. 9114 N. Pryor. Penn. 2921. BEST JRLLICO LUMP FOAL $4.60 A TON. Prompt delivery. John T. Htocks Sc Co. WE ARE HEADQUARTF.ua FOB FLOB- Ida llnira. Write in for pricra. Hll»n A lluddlcaton. Miami. Fla. FOR TEXAN LAND IIAROAINH ■ IN fnrina. rniichc, »r town prunerty, write J. tv. I'lirkcc « Non. Nnnta Anna. Tex. REMOVAL NOTICE. John T. Ntock. A Co. have moved their f>m«*e* nnd yard from 314 Marietta to 29fi Peters street, where all orders for coal nnd wood will Im given prompt attention. Phone* 4798. JOB PRINTING JDdrTRliNTiN^r^LOWENUpiuUENTNENTt for (ample. Chna. Barker. 20 Patera t.. Atlanta. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER AND, PAINT*. "•Don't let 'em fn«l you. Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett A Willi.) 1. not dend nor mlwlng. lie l« contracting woll paper and painting, office nnd allow room 12 East Huuter strin't. Both phones &w>. L08T. WHO 18 BURNETT? OF COURSE. you've heard tell: . . He*, the inan who dora papering and No tnntter 'he condition your walla, aro He'll make them look both amonth and And when'll 1. dnlahed. then you will nee Aa perfect e Job •• ever could lie; A look at hi, nampte. U certainly a treat. Go are him nt 12 Ea.t Hunter atreet- lloth 'phone, 660. I.OUT—A PAItltOT .FROM 74 ANUUfB avenue. Will pey llhernl reward for It. FOR RENT—STORE ROOM. FOR RENT. CHEAP—STORE. 1S6 WIIITB- hall afreet. 23x100; nlao room.. For rale, 1# acre, on Peachtreo road, 525,000. ohn 1. June,. FOR RENT—ROOM8. FOR RENT—5-ROOM, 2-HTORY HOUSE. clone lu; only 526.00. Apply 57 Crew at. Bell phonn 4261. FOR RENT—A NJCBLY FURNISHED 'front room. Apply to 267 Penchtree at. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT- able for young men; How* tn, on oortn side. All conveniences. Meals next dnor or scross street. 187 Hprlug street. At lanta 'phone No. 4606. FOR RENT. FOR RENT-42 DOANB 8T., A GOOD BIX- room house, water, gns nnd bath; eloae to new Pryor street school house; rent reasonable to a permanent tenant. Owner, 674 Washington street. PERSONAL. David w. YAnnRoran, MASTER PLUMBER, Phone. 1255. *> E. nuutat SL WILLIS WALL PATER COMPANY. largest stock In Booth. 54 N. Ilroad St MAY; DECATUR. CALL AT GENERAL delivery. Atlanta, fur letter nddreraed to Mra. K. May. It explain,. W. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE REST OFMANTLB LIGHTS NOW aold at 9114 N. Pryor St Al.x Kent Phone 4945 OLD HATS MADE NEW. . . PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS cleaned and reabaped, 50c. Soft and atlff felt beta cleaned and n- ,1> Bandi nr aweata. 25e each extra.. ACME HATTERS. 414 Whitehall St SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCICIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 2395. Men'a rawed half aola, 15c. BUSINESS DIREOTOBY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and ratall dlstrihntom of Vic tor Talking Marblnea and Racords. Just received large consignment of machines and over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mall ord#o. W* want tha names of all talking machine dealers In the south. Write for catalogue. Alexaudar-Blyea Co. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and aundry distributor* In the south. Southern agents for Pierce. Tala* Snell and Uudaon bicycles. Write for our 1904 catalogue and price list Alexander- Elyea Co. WE MOVB. STORE. PACK AND SHIP honkehold gooila; insurance rate one per cent Office and warehouse 16965 Walton street Both 'phone*. Cathcart a Trans fer. REYNOLDS. THE SION Pa'iNTER. Signs, banners, flag* and flag decoration* for special occasions. 9M* K. Alabama 8t. kuomopAtIIi^ rkSIkdikh OTIh: scalp diseases and make hair grow. Katm'i Me«llcated 8oap makes you by- gtenlcally clean. (SO year* success.) J. J. Kroin. specialist* 61$ ‘The Grand," At lanta. GS. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONAL. I! ALLWOODS, IDBAL8 and all other makes at bargain pricra. We can sell you a register, suitable for any business, at a price that cannot help but please you. Cash or monthly payment*. Every register Kiiarsnteeil for two years. Southern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American 8econd- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 8. Broad street* Atlanta. Ga. GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. AT NO. 904-306 W. FOURTH. WE HAVE 2 three-room cottages. In flrst-class *bn|»e. renting to whlti* tenants nt $7 each, and sms 11 house on rear of one lot. This Is * burgniu at $1,4<» cash. AT EAST POINT ON THE CAR LINK. spli iulbl 5-room rottngi* with isblnet man tels. tiling, lot 75x193 to alley. $l*?00. Oue- tlaird cash nnd balance monthly.' 6 ROOM MODERN HOt'KE. EAST FRONT. on Central nvenue. D>t 60x123. See us If you want n nice home. Terms. NEW FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE lot, on Little street. $2,603. Terms. NEAR GEORGIA AVENUE. WE HAVE two new three room eottages renting fit $0 each. We tan sell the two for 1900. This Is the kind of an Investment that you have l>eeii looking for. Set* us ijulck. THREE ROOMS AND HALL: LEVEL lot; splendid neighborhood. Western Heights; $700; $|00 eosh ami $10 per month. WRITE YOUR WANT AD HERE. Send it to The Georgian office by a bicycle messenger. We pay the messenger. Or, if you prefer, telephone Main 4927; we will take your ad over the phone, charge you at the rate of one cent a word, and collect later. If you need help, have anything to sell, rent, exchange, or .wish to purchase anything, try a want ad. They do’the work. NEAR THE DECATUR CAR LINE. NICE five-room house, with 8-foot hall, on l acre lot; lot level; tins several fruit trees and grit|»• vines now hearing: plenty of •had** and flowers; au Ideal suburb butue: $2,M0. SIX ] ORDINARY W0RD8 I MAKE ONE htte: • , l THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Thre. Left of Eight Brand Naw Suburban Homta. The flrat month will b« given FREE and If occupied one year, two more montha will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. None but good families will b. allowed In Iheee houses. These an located on the River electrlo car line only twenty minutes rids from the center of the city; contain 7 and t rooms; have never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la aat 'In trees, evergreens and flowers. Pun Ur; na- Uva oaks; an idtal spot for chlldnn. It la cheapar than living In tba city and the surrounding* an mon whole some. Iq the center of this Park an the Ferro Phosphate Spring., which will cun 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 school-house coat ing 11,500.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on tha grounds, will show you through tha bousea Rent 110.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDB, 12 Auburn Avenue. $12,000, A BARGAIN. OVER 10 ACRES OK I,AND, WITHIN city limit*, 200 feet of car line, 15 minutes' rid* from center of city. 5,000 feet afreet frontage. Private tract privilege of over 1,200 feet In center of property. All for $12,000.00, with terms. Buy thl* and double your money within ohe year. M. McNEIL and W. S; SHERWOOD 514 Empire Bldg. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., REAL ESTATE, 24 South Broad St.—Boll Phone 2644—Atlauta Phone 3803. 15,500 RHYS BEAUTIFUL f-ROOM, TWO. story, up-to-date In every particular. N. Jackson st. llarn, stables, etc. $6 f J(»—9-ROOM NEW 2-STORY HOUSE. large ctoeet*, cabinet mantels, electric lights, tinted walls. This Is a model house and well located on N. Jackson at. this. $5,600-8 ROOM HOUSE. WELL LOCATED on Forrest avenue, and up-to-date In ev ery wav. 127 feet front on Marietta st. If you want double your money lu 12 months, see us nt once about It. fronts, 34 miles from Atlanta. Hargnlp. WE -SELL IMPROVED AND UNIM LOOK AT THIS. WE HAVE JUST HAD LISTED WITH UR FOR EXCLUSIVE SAI.E A KXOIIK' AND THREE RESIDENCES ON THE CORNER OF DECATUR AND BRADLEY STREETS. THIS PROPERTY FACES M0 FEET OX DECATUR STREET. AND RUNS BACK 200 FEET AI.OXO BRAD LEY STREET. COME TO SEE US ABOUT THIS. W. E. SAUNDERS & CO., 57 Imnan Building. Bull Phone 1485. FOURTEENTH ST. LOT. THIS LOT IS *> BY M0; BEAUTIFULLY shaded with young oaks; lies nloely, suit la next to the home of Mr. Samuel Wey- man. an«l Immediately across the street from the homes of Mr. Henry Johnson nnd Mr. Eugene Callaway. Quick aale price $3,600. CIIAS. M. ROBERTS, 12 AUBURN AVE. Bell 'phone 45*. GEORGIAN “WANT ADS” Take the load off your mind. flTry Them! lc. A WORD. Phone 4927. PEACHTREE PARK HOME R. O. Medlock Henry H. Jackson R. 0. MEDLOCK CO., Corner Peachtree and Edgewood, Bell 'Phone 37»4. 53.150—FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE ' IN. William. .Irrnt $2,650—8IX-ROOM HOUSE, SIMPSON, near Peachtree. $7,000—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, ^ MODERN, furnace-hen ted; block of Peachtree. 57,000—EIGHT-ROOM IIOUHE. NEW, modern; near corner Piedmont and Eighth. 53,000—BEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. N1CF, l.OT; 297 Crew street. 53.260—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, CREW; near school. $3,500—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, LOT 60 BY 160, Courtland. $10,000—APARTMENT HOUSE. NEAR Peachtree and Harrla; rents $100 month. $6,600—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE corner lot, near Peachtree nnd Baker; room for two flats besides. $4,260—NICK HOME; LARGE LOT; IIAlt- rl», near Williams; lot worth money. $2.600—PRETTY COTTAGE, FURNACE J heated; shsded lot; $600 cash and $20 month; hottae would cost price to build. $9) FRONT FOOT; FINE LARGE SHAD- ed lot; Peachtree road, near Brookwood. 32.600-SBVEN.ROOU COTTAGE, NEAR Highland avenue. 52.750-SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. NEAR * North Boulevard. $3,160—SEVEN-ROOM, NEW, MODERN. near corner Jackson and Angler. 1 312.600—ELEVEN-ROOM TWO • STORY ■l(t. roofed realdence; li.ru and out hoiiraa: line lot. 5 acre,; moat attractive home In suburbs. • $7,000 BUYS TEN-ROOM FURNACE- hented house, shaded lot, barn, chicken house, two-room servants’ house, orchard. 8 acres Of laud; afreet car station In front. 54.6110-BRICK STORE PROPERTY; RENT $45 mouth; good stand. 52,800—FIVE-UOOM HOUSE. STORE. GAS and water; lot 100 by 200; Aneat garden •pot In the city. . 33,500—TWO SIX-ROOM HOUSES, WOOD- ward avenue, near III11 street. $3,160—PRETTY NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE near Fair street school. IF YOU WANT TO BUY. GET IN LINE nnd come quick. It's here, but aelllng, and the buyers will aoon get all that ■ choice. Atlnntn Is growing; central prop erty Increasing In value. 8epteml>er 1, not a vacant house can Im» found, and renta then will make you wish you had bought n home, when W4* sell from $100 cash to fill cash, aud suit •the buyers. STATISTICS. buy a place on the road, you will have to wait ten yeara for the frulta and other Improvements to reach the present statua of this place. If you are Interested, see no AT ONCE!* or call na up. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5483. 412 Peter* Bldg. BASS ST. HOME. Just off Washington St., good seven-room house on fine lot. Terms reasonable. Price $3,500. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. FOR RENT. which contains al»out 2 news anil Ilea el- evnted. Is on the west aide of Abbott street, nt the Intersection of Grcetisfer* ry avenue, and Is known aa the Tom Alex ander home place; has n» gas, but city wa sides the seven-room house, there Is a two- room servant's house on the lot; also, sta ble and cow house; hat plenty of gnrilen nnd plenty of shade, and la lu good JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Aubum Avenue, Both Phones til. THE SUGAR MARKET. Klv Privet, II wire. N'rw York. Jiilv 20 — Loral ivAnnl end ran- .iigar atmtdy .ad anrhangrd. I.m.loo Aeet market dm; Julj- sad Ang.it I* U. BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mr.. Thonin, D. Bradley, at tit Grant .treat; a daughter. To Mr. nnd Mr,. II. E. Pluck, at 527 Chr.tnut afreet; a dnuahtrr. To Mr. tad Mr,. C. C. McGebw, Jr., at IS Juniper street; i too. ■I>. ...A U.. *44 1 * DEATH8. Ethel May Hudson* 21 years old. died at 414 Luckle street. Agnes lola Pickett. 8 years old. died of meningitis at 223 West Fair street. BUILDING PERMITS. $75— Mrs. 8. A. Owcus. to build addition to frame house at 51 Pondera avenue.. $40—8. L. I III Iyer, to re cover une-atory frame dwelling at 89 Gardner street. $45—A. J. May Held, to re-cover one-sto*? frame dwelling nt 64 Crumley street. $115-1*. C. Fischer. ti> add to ojie-story frame dwelling at 150 East Georgia ave nue. $4.000—J. M. Wright, to build two-story frame dwelling nt 293 Gordon street. $6.000—8. T. Mnretf. to Imlld two-story frame dwelling at 239 Ponce DeLeou ave nue. propertyTransfers. $500—Frank $1. Innlun to Mrs. Leri R. 8landrlege, lot on Grady place* near Gor don street. Warranty deed. $3,250—Mist Sallle Scott to Mrs. Lucy T. Hutcheson, lot ou Highland avenue, near Hanipson afreet. Wnrrauty deed. $S.&0—Mr*. Ophelia M. Leethe to Miss M. 8. Anderson and Miss 8. C. Stockton, lot on West .Peachtree street, near Pine. Warranty deed. $3,000—Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com- pnuy to Mrs. O. M. Leethe, same loj. War ranty deed. $32>-G. W. Cooley to Mrs. Kate F. Bog- mnu. lot on Rlsbee avenue, near JonealtorO road. Loan deed. $4.oOO-Mrs. Mary J. Pollings to trustee* of Emory college, lot on Whitehall street* near McDaniel. Iamii deed. $905—Alliert BoyDaton. administrator, to W. W. Medlork, lot ou Mt-Afce street, near Gn*sham street. Administrator'* deeil. . $2.000—Mr*. Lucy T. Hutcheson, lot on Highland avenue, near Sampson street. l*oan deeil. ■ $600—Warren A. Belk to Union Having* hunk, lot on Oakland avenne. Lind deed. $800—1. F. Nichols to II. Thndeu. lot on Luclle avenue, near Ilolderiieat •rrcel. Warranty deed. TWO ARRESTS MADE IN JEWEL ROBBERY Washington St. Lots We have two fine elevated lots in Washing ton Heights at $1,000 apiece. These lots face east, the dimensions are 50x175 with Alley in Rear. Let us show them to you. FORREST -AND GEORGE ADAIR. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. FOIl ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Gen- « rally fair toulght ami Saturday. WEATHER hTcOTTON BELT. Texas—Tyler clesr and warm. Ilonston partly cloudy ami nlensaut. Dallas cloudy ami warm, fort Worth partly cloudy and hot. San Antonio partly cloudy and toot; light sprinkle this morning. Mississippi—Yasoo city partly cloudy and warm. Jackson partly cloudy and pleas* bufxt clear aud hot. Vicksburg clear ami hot; bnril rain yesterday afternoon. Brookhaven clear and pleaoant. Alabama-—Huntsville, Birmingham. M<9* Idle, 0|tel!kn clear nod warm. Montgom ery partly cloudy aud warm. Troy clear and pleasant. Georgia—Atlanta clear and pleasant. Ttooinnsvllle aud Allmny clear and hot. Co lumbus clear nnd warm. Macon nnd Ainer- lout door and warm. Loulslann—New or leans clear nnd pleas ant. Shreveport cloudy and pleaoant. „ . WEATHER~"fORECA8T. Louisiana nnd East Texas—Showers Frl day; Saturday partly cloudy; light to fresh south winds. Georgia—Partly cloudy Friday and Satur day; occasional showers In the Interior; light to fresh south to southwest winds. Western Florida nnd Alabama—Showers Friday; Saturday partly cloudy; light to fresh south winds. Mississippi—Showers Friday; warmer In southwest por/tlon;'Saturday partly cloudy; light to fresh south winds. Western Texas—Generally fair Friday and Saturday. Arkansas—Showers aud cooler Friday af ternoon or night; Saturday fair and warmer. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The center of highest pressure has moved south during the last 24 hours and Is now over the South Atlantic states. Low pres sure prevails west of the Mississippi, espe cially lu Montana nnd North Dnkota. The temperature has remained practically stationary during the past few days. Showers have occurred lu portlous of Texas, Mississippi. Tennessee. North Caro-' Him and a few scattered stations In the Inke region. Clear weather prevail* nt most stations. The conditions favor generally fair weather In this section tonight and Satur day. J. lb. MARBURY. Section Director. STATE FORECAST. GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND SOUTH CAROLINA—Generally fair tonight and Saturday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. Max. Min. 8T •Atlanta, clear •Chattanooga, cloudy (Columbus. clear ... Gainesville, clear .. Greenville, clear ... Griffin, dear •Macon, dear Montlcello, clear ... Newnnti, dear Rome, dear Spartanburg, pt. cloudy TaJIapoosa. clear Toccon. dear West Point, clear, . • Minimum temperatures are for 12-hour Tulsa, Okln 2.84 -J a WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. ■xtmne Xartbmt—Portly cloudy; K „ M elHivr; •oaltorwl rales, Northwrat—Clwr: St to 70 .bore rain. In South Dakota. loc *I . u* nd k'Wthwc.t-r.rtljr cloud,- a to 7: (hove; (moral rain. OkUbmu‘.J MlMonrl; local In Katin., Illlnul. IJJ Ohio Valley—Fair; 7: to 74; local ralax ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PROOUCE. officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit m Produce exchange. *** Lcmoua. >6.00 to >5.50. I Mm— 50 to 75c. Pearhra, per crate. Me to >100. pineapple., >1.50 to >2.50. Banana., straight., o— bunch flu >1.75. Colls, per bunco. >1 to It a w Watermelon,, T.60 to >90.00 par m- a. male I good. ' POI'f.THY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, Lire ban. *5 to MMc; trie, flu i, hrollera II to 29J4r. lira dock. Pul,^ to 96c; puddle 25 to 27Hc. m Dressed hens, per !!>., I2c to 13c Egg*, per dosen. 15 to 16c. Batter, Ubl«*. per lb., 20 to 22Hc; conk lug, per lb., line to 15c. co ° l * _Honey-New HflOc lb.; In l-lb. racks M ^VEGETABLRS.—Iriah potatoes. , atock $4 barrel; *No. 2 flock $2.60. 1 Tomatoes, per crate, 75c to $1.25. Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.40. Old sweet potatoes, per bushel. $i to $L3i new sweet potatoes $1.60 bushel. ^ Cherries, 24-quart crate. $1.60 to $1.7^ Cantaloupes, per crate, $1 to SL50. Blackberries 10 t« ^V4c quart. Dewberries 10 to Utec .mart FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVISIONS. FLOUR.—Fpotfla Elegant ffl.10; D|»moo4 Patent U.5; faucy patent «.»; half M-W to >4.36; M-nry MM: apriug VtMt patent $5.25 to $5.75. CORN.—Choice rejl cob 76c; No. 2 wblta 74c; No. 2 yellow 78c; mixed 72c. OATS-Cholce t white clipped, 62c; cbolct white* 50c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas 53 proof. 60c. MEAL.—Main water ground, per hnibeL 7$c? liolted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel. Ur Shorts, white, $1.40: medium $i,35; brown $1.30: pure bran, $L90; mixed nrao. $Ui hAy.—Timothy, -bulce t«rg, bain, ftS do., cholc, .mall hal.a >1.14; do., No | timothy l«lo.,»t.«i;ao., No. 2 >1; do., No. i clover mixed >1.05; db„ No. I doled mind *°OI.OVEn.-Cholc. Me. The nbore price, nr. t. o. h. Atlanta, aid •object to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. 8UGAR.-Btandam uraniilated 5c. Ntv York Kenned 414 to 4 Vi I plantation, 4<4 lo IHc. Market atrongcr. COFFER.—Donated Arliuckle’a gil.M: hulk, tn baga or bnrreln, 1914c; green It te 12c. Mnrkrf weak. 11ICE-—Carollnn 414 to 714c, according t, grade. Market very strong. CHEESE—Fancy (all cream dairy, 1414c: twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market itrone. I’ltOVIBIONH.—Supreme ham, 15c. Dor, hnma 1514c. California bamt 1014c; Red Croat hams lac. Dry salt extra rib. 10.00; hrilln 20-5 I he. 10.76; (at backs H4; plate. Hi Supreme lard 10. Hod Cron 10c. 8nt>* Drift compound 714. Red Crou 74b 8TOCK8 AND BON08. nil. Ailed. Georgia 414a. 1*15 112 111 Georgia, K. R. 6a, 1910 106 1«M Savannah 3*. 1909 10214 lOli Macon <s. 1910 H4 ... CENTRAL STATION. }!i sil 13' Atlanta Auguata Uharlsaton Galvrston Little Hock Memphis .. .. .. . Montgomery New Orleans ..... Oklahoma .. ... Savannah Vicksburg Wilmington __ T Indicates Inappreciable REMARKS. Hllglitly warmer weather prevailed over moat of the eastern portion of the l»elt the l«et 24 hours, with about stationary tem peratures elsewhere. Rainfall was gen eral, the amounts being moderate as a rule; a few heavy fulls occurred 111 Texas and Okln bourn. J. fc. MARBURY. Section Director. Dlst. Averages. Max. Min. “if ?! rainfall. I|| I-i Atlanta, U, 1111 105 Atlanta, 414a. 1922 107 Atlanta 4a. i9M. 106 101 10914 Atlanta and Weat Point 105 1» Atlanta and Went Point Dobta. 107 110 C. It. of (leorala lint Incoma II do. aecond Income >914 M do. third Incom..#' >7 17 Georgia NS 270 Auguata and Ravannah 115 U7 Southwestern II* SJ Georgia Paclllc lata 199 Ifl C.. C. and A. 1st U> ... LIVE STOCK MARKET. jo”rkera/“>6T*SC#.'90; good' to*cholce hcatf. Cattle—IIccclpta, 3,000; market •>""{. quality fair. Beeves, «.00«4.t0; meillum. 5t.00O6.l5; atockera end fecOtn. ’■tthS-t^Eitlmated recelpta. 8.000: mirkrt •■.if nnnllfr fair. Native. $3.Mu5-:?? steady: quality fair. Native. western, lambs, $4. w....,ern..; e .^6^y«ri.n« | ...». T » ! GAMBLING RESORT CLOSED BY DUNNE By Private U-and Wire. Chicago, III., July 20.—Jim O UatTj famous saloon and gambling rew" known all over the world, among the atock nnd horwemen wa.* dark last night for the flrat '""* " many yeara. On a recommandatlon W Chief Colllna, Mayor Dunne this noon revoked the anloon llncenae. The blinding with red WF' detectives who are trying to break the gambling rooms tn O L f*i? AJ the wa. the final blow which Induced tn. chief to demand the revocation O'Leary’s license. By Private Lemu>«! Wire. New York, July SX-Cnuphn) with the mystery of the theft of $fih,000 worth of dlamoiuls and Jewelry from Mrs. Halsey Ukirwln. mine the arrest of a young, hand some ami richly dressed woman, who de- serilied herself ns Elisabeth McBetty. Orders wen* Issued nor to enter the ar- rest upon the laioks at headquarters, and this kept the news of the young womnn't Imprisonment fram the importer*. It wn< nearly davllglit when the examination was endeil. Khe was asslated from the room where she had been kept. Apparently she was In a fainting state. From Information g»lne«I bv the police from the girl, Alfred King. 31 years old. n boek-nraker, wss arr-ste«l this morning a t the i'adlllar hotel. Shortly after King's arrest, however. Mr*. Corwin arrived at po- llee beailqnartera amt went at one* to the office of Inspector McI*aughU** Mou Can Save <37m and double BY ’PHONING YOUR M)mfi *7o &he Georgian, WE WILL CHARGE AND COLLECT LATER. SELL PHONE: 4927, MAIN. ATLANTA PHONE: 4401. CIRCULATION 24,000 DAILY. '