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< THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No ad. taken for leit than 25 cent., the price of four lino,, hix words Of average length ^•ke a line. The following rates • re for consecutive insertions: 1 time , 3 times . 6 times . 26 times 62 times 78 times . 4 cents a tine. cents • line. 4 ( /£ cents • line. 4 cents a line. 3Vz cents a line, cents a line. ..A Written notice is required to discontinue classified advertise- OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH Georgian want ads. are inex pensive, but they bring quiek re sults and sure returns. Ads. 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 Banding ads. pay for at rates quoted above. v ' jj BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. change, 1*13 Mltcfi. Dtmn« 4834-L Halo. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE WEN aa helper, In the foundry to Icnrn mold; S T trad*. Good pa, to atart .with wid ttar par In t«ro or three month.. On>, those with rood rrfrr.no owl applj. D.Loach Hill Ufa. Co. LABORERS WANTED. $1.25 PER DAY. Wages Paid Weekly. ATLANTA CAR WHEEL WORKS. Take Luckic St. Car to Waterworks. WANTED - GOOD WOOD • WORKER. Good wears; steady Job. Chapman's Car- rlajre Factory, Jacksonville, Fla. WK NEED COMPETENT MEN IN ALL LINKS. IF YOU WANT A POSITION. CALL OH WHITE NOW. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION. 10221023- 1024 CENTURY BUILDING. ESTABLISH ED FOR PUOMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE. YOUNO LADY BOOKKEEPER. $60; HTK nographer. $46; stenographer, $65. Bellamy Business Agency, 1330 Candler building. rlenco not needed. We give full Instruc tions. Address Superintendent, leOck Box 291, ludlnnniHills, Ind. WANTED HELP—FEMALE, our sewing room to girls and women on eaay work, abort hours and good pay. ^Experienced operntora make from $8.00 to $12.00 per week, end we wilt fire good day wages to those Without experience until they learn. If you live out of Atlanta, write us and we will give you Information about boarding places. Nunnally Bros. A McCrea. M W. Alabama street. WANTED-A COMPETENT 1IOU8EKKKP- er for hotel In small place. Salary $20 per month. Apply 267 Peachtree. WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED 8TENOG- rapher. Young lady preferred. Snlnrv, $16 per week. Apply at once to the Smith- Premier Typewriter Company, Employment Bureau, 121 Candler building. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WANTED—POSITION AH COLLKCrTOR. or ns a salesman In grocery store, by trnstworthy young man. Address 79 E, care The Atlnntn Georgian. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. m»re. pet Emit Pair street. WANTED—SALESMEN. WANTEI»—EXPERIENCED CALENDAR salesman to sell In Atlnntn our unique advertising maps, calendars and other nov elties. Something new. Big seller to Iiest trade. Commission basis. Give references. Write folly. The Kenyou Map Co., Des Moines, Iowa. WANTED-HILK AND DRKSR GOODS salesmen In Atlanta. State salary and give references. Address L. H. 8., care The Georgian. WANTED— DETECTIVE8. WANTED—FOR DETECTIVE SERVICE. good men who can five reference; expe rience not needed. We give full Instruc tions. Address Superintendent, Lock Box >1. Indianapolis, Ind. MISCELLANEOUS. 472 Peachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel. AT COST—MY STOCK OF IRON 8AFEH and vault doors to be sold at eost during next week; now Is your time. 26 8. Broad street. R. W. Ellis, Atlanta. 168 Whitehall street. MIDGET VISITING AND BUSINESS cards. The Novelty of Merit, with your name and address, postpaid, 26 cents per 100. Autrey Greer, Empire building, At- FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. should bare bleb grade strns Kent Mg Co,, Mfc North Pryor street THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAD y, at 20 r f you. out brand-neSv kmitii-pkkmiru typewriter; $80 eaab. One Remington, $18; one Yost. $12; one Crandall and three Call- graphs. $5 each. If you want a typewriter, consult us. Atlanta Typewriter Exchange, II. M. Ashe, president, Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE-SMITH PREMIER TYPE* writer No. 2. First-class condition. Will sell, rjicn^ for c«Mh. *crount Jearity city. C. W., care The leaving Georgian DON’T GO BLIND. _ ppllcfl general office supplies. The cheapest * y. sen or exchange everything. ATTRACTIVE KIOSK WILL BRING YOU bailors* For high grade work cell on Kent. 91H N. Pryor. I'hone 2*26. WE ARE IIEADQUAHTERS FOR FJ.OR- Idn IItncs. Write us for price*. Wilson A fluddleston, Miami. Fla. FOR TEXAH LAND BARGAIN'D IN fnriur. rnnohe *«• town property, write J. W. Parker A Hon. Hentn Anne, Tex. IF tor WISH INSIDE ADVICES OF 2 TO M point* In st»<*k« for marginal trading, write me Immediately, K. W. Mosaman, 41 BriMidway, New York. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. REFRIOERATOHH AT COHT AT HOBI- son A Hnrnes, ]8 East Hunter. HUGH AND MATTING# AT WIIOLE- sitlo prices. Hold si ai A Barnes, 18 has t Hunter. BHUMHELLH AND AXMINHTEIt ART square*. 9 l>y 12 feet; $14 up. Hoblsou A Ilnme*. 18 East Hunter. REMEMBER THAT WE HELL FfffC.VI- ture, matting and rug* cheaper than any bouse In . the city. KoTdsou A Borues, 18 East Hunter. FOR HALE—AT A BARGAIN. OFFICE furniture. Including desks, chairs, etc. Must be sold at once. Call 702 cetera building. WALL PAPER. ■ WALL PAPER AND I*AINTH. •'Don’t let 'em fool you." Jim Burnett (formerly of Burnett k Willis) Is not dead nor missing. He Is contracting wall paper nnd painting. Office nnd show room 12 East Hunter street. Both 'phonea 550. LOST. WHO IH UUBNETX! OF COURBlf you’re heard tell; He's the man who does papering and painting so well: No matter the condition your walls are found, He'll make them look both smooth and sound, And when It Is finished, then you will ate As perfect a Jolt ns ever could be; A look nt hla sampler In certainly a treat Go see him at 12 East Hunter street— Both 'phones 550. LOHT-BLUE SERGE COAT AND PANTS Monday In vicinity of Pulliam, Ormond nnd I'ryor. laundry list on same. Reward. Giithinnn Htenni Laundry. FOR RENT—R00M8. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS for rent clo«e In. 217 South Forsyth street. FOR 8ALE—SEEDS. TURNIP BEED8 NOW IN ORDER; ALSO, beaus, sweet corn, beets, lettuce, etc. Mark W. Johnson Seed Co., 35 South Pry or street. WANTED—FURNI8HED ROOM.___ WANTED—FI'RNISHED ROOM NEAR IN bv .Ingle ninn. T. G. H.. cure Georgleh. WANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE. MEDIUM-SIZED FURNISHED HOUSE IN good iielghlmrhood, one to six months; best of care. ’•Reaponalble." care Georgian. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YARRROnOn. MASTER PLUMBER. Phono 126& 24 E. Hunter St. WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY, largest stock In Bouth. 64 N. Broad 8t WF. SEEK HUSBAND FOR REFINED biilv lu Georgia, ngo 27, worth III,(Ml; one nge 4«. worth MG.ooo. Write for particulars. Home Circle, Detroit, Mich. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW sold nt Mti N. Pryor St Alex Keot, Phone 484*. n OLD HAT8 MADE NEW PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW HATS denned and reshaped, 60c. Soft nnd stiff fait hats cleaned and re* shaped, 85c. Bands or sweats, 2$c each extra. ACME IIATTERB. 6V4 Whitehall 8t SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 5236, Men'. «ewcd half «o!ee. 76c. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS— Wholesale aad retail dlatrlhutorn of Vic tor Talking Machines and Records. Just received large consignment of machlnea and over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mail ord«#a. We want the names of ill talking machine dealers In the aonth. Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors la the •outn. Southern agents for Pierce. Yale, Hnrll and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue and price list Alexander* Eiyea Co. REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER. Sign., banner,, liege and fltg decoration, for epeclel occailone. mi R. Alabama BL CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLWOODS. IDEALS and all other makes at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for any business, at a price that cannot help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every register guaranteed for two yeare Southern Cash Register Co.. Branch of American Second- Hand Ceah Rcgl.ter Co., 24 S. Broad street, Atlanta. Ga. 1 FOR RENT. Have the only cen trally located stores in the city. See LIEBMAN, Heal Estate and Renting, PHONES 1075. 28 PEACHTREE STi NORTH SIDE INVEST MENT. HANDSOME NEW APARTMENT HOUSE; dose lu: on West Peachtree street. Rent ing for $168 per month. Price $25,006. Would accept smaller property aa part pay ment. A choice Investment. C. H. WELLS & CO.. liOt FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. 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. •IX / ORDINARY WORDS ( MAKE ONE LINE. ; } 1 THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Three Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Home,. Tha flrat month will ba (Iran FREE and It occupied ona yaar, two mor, months will be (lv,n FREE at the end of the year, making only nine months you will hive to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In these houses. These are located on tha Rlvar electric car line only twenty minutes rid# from the center of the city: contain 1 and I rooms; have never been occupied: era located in West Atlanta .Park. Every house fronts a flfty-foot Parle, which lo cot In trie,, evergraono and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In the city and tha surroundings are mors whble- soma In the center of this Park are the Ferro Phoephato Springs, which will curs any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now has a now church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house coat ing 12.C00.00 will soon bo completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who llvoa on the ground!, will show you through the houeea Rent $20.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDES, 11 Auburn Avenue. $12,000, A BARGAIN. OVER 10 ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN city limits, 800 feet of car line, 16 minutes' rtd« from ceoter of city. 1,000 foot street frontage. Private tract privilege of over 200 feet In center of property. All for W. S. SHERWOOD 514 Empire Bldg. H. C. PENDLETON, REAL ESTATE, lanta Phone 1237. 614 3 ters Building. N. KIRKWOOD-* ROOM COTTAGE AND desirable home for partlea wanting acre* Georgia railroad and beautifully lo in* Georgia ited at 62.00C of 5 and* 7 rooms each, facing Georgia itlroad. that can be bought at good b#r- itna. It will pay to Investigate these. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phone* 6488. 412 Peters Building $$,256—BAILEY 8T., 7-ItOOM HOUSE. good condition; shady lot, 60x220; think of It, 60x220. Within 4 I docks of the ter minal station. Renta well; good neighbor hood. You can't beat this In the city. $4,266—WEST END—TWO-STORY, BRAND- new house, on large lot. Car line, e chert street; splendid community, near new school. This house Is strictly first-class In every way. Can make eaay terms on It If desired. $2,666—N. BOULEVARD LOT, 60y200, FOR $2,650; east side, between Highland ave. and East areaae; nothing else along here tor leas than $5,000. $1,756—SIMPSON ST.. NEAR ORME, good 6-room cottage on nice Inclosed lot; house only occupied by owner for years; ■pedal reason for selling; will rent easily for $17.60. $606-61 TENNELLE ST., 3-ROOM COT tage, right at Elsaa-May mills, In fine shape; reuto readily at $6.76 per month; will rent for $7.50. This la a gilt-edged piece of property for the money. $2,300—RANKIN ST.. B ROOM COTTAGE. just off the Boulevard. This cottage has every convenience, Is in splendid condition, on large lot: rents readily at $18. Can make attractive terma on it $3.600—N. AVENUE, BRAND NEW 6-ROOM cottage on large north front lot. This cottage Is near Jackson at., In aplendid nelghborhood, and one of the cosiest, beat built cottages in the city. Best thing for the money on the north able. Can make terms easy for right parties. $1,960—GARDEN ST., NEAR GEORGIA ave., we have a modern 5-room cottage about 3 years old, with all conveniences, on nice lot, that we are Instructed to sell At once, as party Is leaving the state and will make a sacrifice for quick sale. Can make eaay terms. STEVENSON & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENCY. NEGOTIATE SALES FOR OWN ERS. LOCATE HOMES AND IN- VESTMENTS FOR PURCHASERS. CONDUCT A CLEAN, HIGH- CLASS AGENCY BUSINESS ON A STRAIGHT COMMISSION BASIS. STRANGERS IN ATLANTA ARE WELCOME TO ANY INFORMATION AND HELP WE CAN AFFORD THEM. OFFICE, FIFTEENTH FLOOR CANDLER BUILDING. BELL PHONE MAIN. 1051; ATLANTA, 308. THOS. W. JACKSON, REAL ESTATE. 1418 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. BELL PHONE 5214. GL0R3 & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. FOR RENT. 8-room frame, on lot 60x200, which Ilea level, Is ou the north* side of W. North avenue, between Spring and Williams streets: has gas. hot and cold water, porcelain bath, closet, stationary wash- stand on both doors; sink in the kitchen and sink In the pantry; Is heated with hot nlr furnace. If you are looking for an extra nice house In the beat of re pair and In one of our best neighbor hoods. this la your opportunity. West Peachtree cars block and a half nway. Will t*c vacant August 1. Rent $75 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Auburn Avenue. Both Phone. 411. JACKSON ST. HOME. residence, comparatively new. In excellent ghborhood. House has all modern lm- vements. Lot t« slightly elevated. Tbla i desirable home place. Price, $5,200. CHAS. M. ROBERTS, • 12 AUBURN AVE. She Jilted him, but he could not Forget her: no. poor man. The gifts he’d made her he had bought On the Installment plan. —Boston Transcript and bath. >2,104; terms. ( ROOM MODERN HOUSE, EAST FRONT, on Central ere.; lot 60x1-2; built for a home. Let aa .how jou tbl.. NICE LOT, CLARK 8T„ 104x160. Only $104. railroad. Price $6,000. sna a acre, or lann, iron rreea ami crop planted; eight miles from city. Jl.SM. CREDIT FOR BILLS BELONGS TO HOUSE Btlla Introduced In the senate Tues day by Senator Crum, one requiring pistol toters to take out a license and the other to make payment of poll taxes voluntary, were both Introduced In the house last session. The bill relating to pistol toters was Introduced In the house by Representa tive Land, of Wilcox, and the poll tax measure by Representative Wooten, of Wilkes. As It seemed Improbable that the house would reach either on Its calen dar, the two members requested Sena tor Crum to Introduce them In the sen ate In order to secure action this ses sion. $2,506-4506 CA8II AND $25 A MONTH will buj a noyr »lx-rm»iu cottage. Hot and cold water, porcelain bath, gas. cabi net mantels, tile walk, corner lot and car line In front. Act now, If you want this place. 62,104 U'IlL buy a large cobnku lot on Georgia avenue, with two almost new houses rented to colored people for $24.30 a month. Plenty of room to build another house end make an Investment of 14 per eent. WHITEHALL STREET, NEAR IN. Ll)T 60 by 200 feet. Large two-story nine-room residence, all lm pro vements. Will make an Interesting price on this property for the next few days. WAbftlN'OTON STREET—LARGE TWO- story eleven-room residence near In;* fur nace heated and all modern Improvements. One of the best built nnd most beautiful homes on Washington street. Price reason able; can arrange satisfactory terms. ATLANTA AVENUE—Tl$() FIVE-ROOM, almost new cottages, rented for $35 a month. Price $3,400. BtfAUTlML 8EVE.V-ROOM COTTAGE IN 4 Inman Park, all modern improvements; large lot, servant's house, barn, stable, garden and plenty of fruit. This Is an Ideal home oud will make you au Inter esting price. Bee about this now before it la sold. WEST EJib-TWO-STORY SEVEN-ROOM house, all liunrovemeuts. Price $2,250, $300 cash, balance $25 per month. INVESTMENT PROPERTY — THREE Uyo-story twelve-room houses, corner lot, rented to colored people for $108 a month. Always occupied. Price $8,500. This la something over 15 per cent on your money. NORTn AVENUE—I*IVE-ROOM COT*- tage, corner lot, new, all Improvements, never been occupied. Price $2,750 on easy terms. $725' WlLL — BUY A bEAtlTiFt't' BUlLIb Ing lot In West Eml. $5,260 FOR A MIX-ROOM COTTAGE. ALL Improvements, • on Washington street; large lot, 50 by 190. Can arrange satis factory terms. WHITE itoVEBTXllJKT PROt'fcRTY otf Wlndaor and Garibaldi streets, rented all the time for $45 a month. Price $4,500. $Lfto^NVHX~bOY "X-apTEmitr-fiVi? room cottage on Darts street. Corner lot. Can arrange satisfactory terms. 6n'E FOUh-ROOM At4D ONE FIVB-ROO\l cottage on Fowler street; rent $21 a month. Price $2,000 for the two. SUBDItUAN. 5S SfoltTfl 055OTTO5 cXil CINE large two-story eight-room house and ten nrres of land. Lies almost level, fronts the car and the Georgia railroad. Will make a splendid anli-dlvislon. Price $5,750. Land slone is worth the mouey. 1614 ACRES 1% MII.EH FROM CAR LINE on macadamised road. Nice grove, flue spring and would make a splendid aub-divl- sfon. Price $1,800. TEN acHes in MiLIes from the citV limits on two nubile roods, lies level. Price $1,260. Buy this and double your money. ioo XcUES "Jlfiit ReYond buckhead on three nubile roads, one of them chert- ed. Price $5,000. Money lu this. TWO AOhEs on cab line wifu OVER 400 feet street front; nice (rove. Price 64.000. 77M, ACft^S 3 milEA from tkiE Cit¥ limits with nearly 1,000 feet railroad front. Fifteen scree nice creek bottom, balance Jn timber. Enough timber on the place to pay tor It. Will make nn Interesting price for the next few days only. FORTY ACHES 214 MILES FROM TllE city limits on two public roads, four-room house, 900 fruit tree*, new railroad sur veyed right through It. Belongs to nn es tate nnd must be sold for sub-dldfl^on. Price $1,250 cash. This would maxo a aplendid dairy, truck or stock farm. THOMAS W. JAc KHON; 1416 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG., ATLANTA. GA. IN THE PUG KENNELS By Private Leased Wire. New York, July S,—Unless something foreseen happens, Al Kauffman sml Tommy llnrns will meet for twenty rounds before the Partite Athletic Club of Los Angeles the latter pnrt of August. Manager MrCsrey's club has been communication with Itoh Deoily. Kauff man's manager. In the East, and the terms have been agreed to. There Is so all-star show schedule tor the Broadway Athletic Club of Philadelphia to- morrow night. The boys who are to meet are of the blff-bang type, consequently there promises to be some hot "goes." Eddie Carter, of Germantown, will try roneluslons with Kid Parker, the hard Chicago boxer. Roth are sluggers and will probably furnish a hot liottt. Kid Htlnser, of Southwark, meets Eddie Tenny for the featherweight championship of Pennsylvania. Four other star bouts will be pot on. Goa Beinab, the Cincinnati featherweight, la hot after the scalp of Jimmy Walsh, of Boston. Frankie Nell or Abe ( Attell. Gus Is willing to meet nny of these gent, for any distance. John J. Ityan. “The Punger,” tielleres Gna can deliver the goods and stands steady. It Is said, to put up the coin to secure the match. Benny Y.nger end Ktd Mermen have potted forfeits for appearance at Indianapo lis on August 10 for a fffteen-round bout. Kid Dalton, the Los Angeles boxer, who xve Caesar Attell a severe drubbing nt tew Angeles Saturday, Is going attar the beet boys In bl> class. He would like to meet Tommy Mnrphy, Spike Robson, Frank Nell or Tommy O'Toole, of Philadelphia. BEAT PINE GROVE AGAIN. Special to The Georgian. Newborn. On.. Jnty 26.—Newborn again defeated Pine Grove Thursday afternoon by a wore of 9 to 2, nuking six garnet won and one tie la sttcmtlon. Batteries—Newborn: Patrick. Kama and TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN belL h ’Umpire, Elliott. P West Side Lots For Sale Cali and get a plat of the 50 lots we are offering for sale on Simpson St., Jones Ave., and Sunset Ave. on terms of $25.00 cash and $5.00 a month. They are near IVachendorff’s Nurseries, and in a good home-own ing neighborhood. PRICES RUN FROM $125.00 UP TO $400.00. FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR. CAN YOU GET $50,000.00 FOR A MANUFACTURING PLANT Provided you were convinced that an Investment of that amount would give you a dally net profit of $150.40 for three hundred days out of the year, for the next fifty years, and In addition the total amount with accumulated surplus then returned to you? This has been accomplished by a plant capitalised at 160,000 CD and operated In a New York village, and which Is drawing Its raw materials from our Atlanta and Birmingham division and selling the finished product In Atlanta and other Southern cities and towns. The output Is 126 doxen per day, and the actual net profit Is $1.40 per dozen. " Surely there Is sufficient local capital In Georgia for an Investment so substantial aa this. We can give you the actual figures and facts, which you can then easily confirm. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY H. B. BIGHAM, ASST. GEN'L. INDUSTRIAL AGENT, .1109-11 English-American Building. Atlsnts, Georgis. SPORTS FOR FULL PAGE OF 8PORT8 SEE PAGE TWELVE. SOME DOPE BY TAD By Private Leased Wire. Near York, July 25.—There was much dlscnaslon around town concerning the de cision In the MeGnrey-Hosey fight on Sun day. The McGarey men contend that Amby was slipped the hooks, and that he was fouled deliberately. Hooey's friends claim that McOarey, feeling his streugth fading, fell—trying to win on a foul. It really did look as though McGarey was slowing up; but be has been such a tougb proposition In the past that It seems strange how he could weakou In three rounds. The first blow which McGarey claimed was foal was not. It did not bother him nny more than It bothered me, because hla knee Is tough, and It landed there. vMc- Garey was anxious to lose on a foul, any way. Willie Lewis claims that he la the ‘nearest champion” that ever lived. Willie wanted, to be welterweight champ hnd outboxed Joe Gnns, In New York, getting up near It. Than be met Honey Melody, hlte Champion, and had the latter on the floor At the count of • eight The next round Willie went out 'What d’ye think of that," wsfs Lewis. •Two more seconds, and It would have been mine. ‘Gee! It was near." Joe Murray, of Newark, and Eddie Gil martin, of Jersey City, are to meet again and tight it out for the featherweight championship of Jersey. The boys met several weka ago, nnd Murray put Oil martin away. * Al Gardner, of Phenlxvllle, Pa., has been matched by the National Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, to meet Tommy Murphy uext Friday night. The boys are to meet at catch-weights. Harry Lewis, the Philadelphia light weight, * who recently defeated Jimmy Briggs nnd Tommy Pcndergast, at Grand llnplds, will probably be matched 4o meet Terry McGovern, at Philadelphia, In the near future. 8ITTON GETS HI8. Special to The Georgian. Jacksonville, Fla., July 26.—Pitcher Cbas. Sftton, who has waited two years to Join the Jacksonville club, nnd who reported at Augusta last week, refused to pitch a gnme here yesterday nnd was suspended Indefl nttely and fined $100. lie to Id the manager that he only Joined the team to work for his release. Hltton left today for his home in flouth Carolina. He admitted that he did not pitch to win the game for Charleston last week. BETHLEHEM 3, PARADISE 2 8pectnl to The Georgian. Bethlehem, Ga., July 25.—A fast game of baseball was played here Monday l»etween Bethlehem and a team from Stateham and Winder, playing under the name of Para dise. The game was the ln»at one that has been played here this year. Quite a crowd as out and much enthusiasm was mani fested by all present. The features of the gnme were the pitch ing of Fuller and catching of Peppers for Bethlehem and the fielding of W. Smith of Paradise. MAHER IN ROME. Special to The Georgian. Home, (in., July 25.—Peter Maher, the noted pugilist, arrived In this city last night to visit his wife? who Is playing at the Casino theater. Ail effort will he made t$» get him to stay over several days, and give an exhibition sparring match at Mobley park. SCARRY DREAMS HAUNTS PRISONER THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. .» F a°Th A u2&j. and v,clDl, *-?* lr WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texas—DeUee clomty nnd cool. Ilou.ton clear nnd hot. Fort Worth rloudv and 'I'",' 1 - .cloud, end threat' cnlng. Han Antonio clear and worm. Mus kogee rloudv, 76; Galveston clear, ,'S: New Braunfels dear. 72; Fort Worth cloudy, 74; Texarkana clear. 70; Hhermau raining; Ok! TiZAX* har,1; -W. Alnbama—Mobile partly cloudy nnd warm: rain yesterday. Montgomery clear ami worm. Huntsville clear and cool, Ope lika. clear and pleasant. Heltnn elenr and cool. Troy clrar and pleasant. Enfanls elenr and not; light showers last night. Mississippi—Yssoo City and Jackson clear and fine. Notches elesr snd hot. Koiclus- ko, Hsslehurst, Vicksburg and Greenwood elenr and .worn). Tupelo clear and picas- nut. • Auiory clear and warm. North Carolina—(,’hnrlotte cloudy nnd pleasant. Iialelgh clear nnd hot. Greens. — clear and cool; high wind. Kpectal to The Georgian. Charlotte, N. C., July 25.—A corre spondent vlelted the Mecklenburg county Jail here Tuesday to Interview the live negroes held as the alleged murderers of the Lyerly family. There Is a negro minister In the Jail, sent up for getting moving picture machines under false pretense, and he declarea that Jack Dillingham, one of the five men. had been acting queer in hie sleep for some time. Jumping up and calling out, "You’d better not tell, or I'll kill you, and you'll be like a baby on the ground,” or words to that effect. The dreams of Dillingham, If baaed on real ity, must be frightful, and the colored preacher.baa been terribly frightened, he aaya, on account of the way the man acts in his sleep. One of the .inmates of the tall has sent out a letter to the sheriff of Rowan county, where the terrible crime ni committed. In which he says that sev eral of the prisoners have overheard enough to make them believe that the negroes know a good deal about the affair. Georgia—Columbus partly cloudy nnd hot; rain last night. Thomasvllte partly cloudy and warm. Albany clear and hot. Ameri cas partly cloudy and warm. Atlsnts cloudy and hot. Macon clear and worna Home clear and pleaoant. g ” Orlenna clear and hot. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Generally cloudy; 43 to 62 above; general rnlna. Northwest—Generally elenr; 58 to 68 above; local ahowera fn Minnesota. West ami Southwest-Generally clear: 6D to 72 aliore; heavy rnlna In Norrb X'lnttej now raining In Oklahoma. Ohio VaUey-^-Cfear; 60 to 68 'abort. WEATHER FORECAST. . Georgia. Louisiana, Western Florid*. Al bania and Mississippi—Generally fair Wed* neadtv and Thursday: variable .vinds. Eastern Texas—Fair Wednesday and Western Texas—Fair Wednesday Thursday; light to fresh sonth winds. Western Texas—Fair Wedm-sdny and Tburaday; warmer Wednesday In north STATE FORECAST. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The area of high pressure that wna cen tral near Chicago yesterday morning h*i moved eastward, and Is now over north ern New York. The northwestern area of low pressure has moved down to Huron. 8. D. There Is also a barometric depression central near El Faso, Tex. These depres- ■Iona are cauatngcloudlness along the east ern alope of the qlocklea, with rnln at scat tered stations. Rain has also fallen alonf the east gulf and south Atlautlc coasts, quite heavy at points In Florida. The temperature Is somewhat lower la New England and higher In the north cen tral section. Conditions favor fair weather In this sec tion tonight and Thursday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m., 75ti lerldlnn time, July 25, 1906.- STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. •Atlanta. . . •Chattanooga Columbus. . Gainesville. . Greenville. . Griffin. . . . •Macon. . . Montlcello. . Newnnn. . . . 72 Horn Spartanburg. Tallapoosa. . . Toceoa.... Weat Point r — •Minimum temperatures are f«>r 12 hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date. , HEAVY RAINFALLS. Matron, Ala Jg Sherman. Tex } 2, Weatherford, ok!a.».« CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta. . . Anguata. . • Charleston. Galveston. . Little Hock. New Orleans. . Oklahoma. . . • Savannah. . . . Vicksburg. . f . Wilmington r TlIndicates inappreciable rainfall. REMARKS. tM The temperature. remeln«I nulni •eme ee for the prevlooe 74 bom*- Ko a-, fell over the belt eirept In tM Memphis nnd VIckijmra^{“S^iemte. amounts were generally "v* Alsbaxn** hut were beery et e few potut. In Ai«» Texe. end OtUhome. „ 1T rHELb. Temporarily lu Victor Hugo, the French if mnnee writer, rarely ever t*l*e"; h tM m he did. always p« hie remerk Is of e questlou.