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ments.
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pensive, but they bring quiok re-
suits and sure returns.
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four lines,
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD 8TBONO WHITE MEN
aa helpers In the foundry to learn mold*
era* trade. CJood pay to start with and
better pay In two or three months. Only
those with rood references need apply.
DeLoach Mill Mf*. Co.
WANTED - GOOD WOOD - WORKER.
Good wafts; steady Job. Chapman’s Car*
flags Factory, Jacksonville, Via.
WANTED — THE APPLICATION OS
errry commercial, technical and mechtnl
col man wanting positions or advance
ment. Wa secure positions. National Em
ployment Association, 1022-102S Century
r loynipnt
jawing.
AUK ABOUT "TIIB MOCKING BIRD, A
Magazine of Aspiration;" Instructive, en
tertaining. amusing: It'will appeal to you.
Address Lock Box 15, Kewnan, Ga.
WANTED.
TWENTY GOOD, RELIA
BLE BOYS BETWEEN 14
AND 17 YEARS OF AGE
]’()H SEVERAL HOURS’
WORK IN AFTERNOON.
ADDRESS, IN OWN
HANDWRITING, B. X. L.,
CARE THE ATLANTA
GEORGIAN.
ATLANTA IIAIUIKH ASSOCIATION, CUT
rate iMrher shun, 162 Whitehall street.
Good shaves and lialr ents. I>ept. C, shaves
So; hair enta Be. Dept. II, shaves Be; hair
cut a, 7e. Dept. A, shaves 10c; hair cuts
10c. Free shines In Departments A and II.
Give us a trial.
DO YOU WANT TO HE A FIRST CI.AHB
barber? Easiest trade to learn. We fur
nish our graduates good paying positions.
Fall course 820. Per cenf
day you enter. Atlanta
1C Whitehall street.
paying positions,
t paid from the
Ilarber College,
STEM) HOOK KEEPER. *96: HAI.H MAN
for dry goods store, out of town, 640;
Btcnogmpfeer for law Arm, 680; stenogra
pher. 675. If yon wish a high -class position,
rail nn us ini mediately. Wo can place you.
Bellamy Business Agency, 2890 Candler
building.
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO WORK
In envelope and papeterlo department.
Apply Montng Bros.
WA NT BI>—PLEASANT YOUNG LADY TO
do reading for patients three hours In
afternoons. Apply Presbyterian hospital, 17
West Janies street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WANTED-A POSITION AS GROCERY
clerk; II years' experience; 50 years old.
Addres* Grocery; 964 Houston, street.
TEACHER8 WANTED.
TEACHER OF EXPERIENCE OR COL-
lege graduate aa principal of Oakland
school, Merlwsther county. Georgia. Sal
ary for two months guaranteed. Apply
D. I». Ellis, Oakland, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT COBT-MY STOCK OF IRON SAFER
and vault doors to be sold at coat daring
next week; now Is your tlm*. 56 8. tlroad
afreet. R. TV. Ellis. Atlanta.
FRESH SHELL OYSTERS. CLAMS.
crabs, and shrimps Just arrived from New
York on sale at Kpern's restaurant every
Quick service. Spero Athens, Prop.
day. Quick service, i
1Q4 Peachtree street.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS HOUSES
should have blghgredeslrne. Call oa
Kent Sign Co. 914 North Fry or street
Phone 2856.
THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL-
“ y. it 90 F “
\ yon out
COAL DRY STOVE WOOD—PROMPT DE-
livery. John T. Stock* ft Co.. 286 Peters
street. Bell 'phone 16 west; Atlanta 'phone
W
treet.
kray surrles, runabouts and depot
Nothing better made. Georgia
- " " “ 61 Want Mitchell
FOR SALE-BEST RUBBER TIRE;
workmnoahlp guaranteetl. Georgia Vs
hlcto Mfg. Co , A and 52 West Mitchell st
piano renory. ami coat
6250 for It. Plano, care
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN . YOU BEE TUB ATLANTA
Wrm-klng Co.', o.w Hh. Jo.t .AM ■
roll lino < f trunk., trarH.r.' rappim .H)
tm.rnl otter >ui i.llr. Th» rknp«il mr
uM. "<••»*• •*» or rich.rut. .r.rrthl.g,
null net Ultck.il HIM li.lt *pbOD.
GO 8EB SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP*
tn 4-n t f«>. \S> r**pftlr. r«*coii»truct. ft
ctjnng*. buy and soil automobiles. Garage
10-12 Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga. Belt
phone 4A94-L Mela.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
buslnvaa. For high erode work call on
Kent. 91*4 N. Pryor. Phone 2926.
WB ABB HBADQUABTBRB FOB FLOIt-
Ms lime* Write ns for price* Wilson
ft Huddleston, Miami. FIs.
A VOIJNO Ht'BINKHH (IBNTt.B.M AN,
salesman, wants yon to know his high
reference* exceptional ability, fifteen
years' experience; only Inrge rommerrUI
and dnnndtl people ron.ld.rsd. Address
>1. L i„ care Georgian.
WILL BELL AT 8ACRIFICK E8TABLI8II-
®d office htislneaa linme<llately. Addrca*
or call at 406 Engllsb-Amerlcnn building,
Atlanta.
L08T.
Who puts yonr paper on so slick.
And guarantees that tt will stick;
Does yonr painting, does It nice,
And 'always lowest In the price!"
Barnett, of course!
Tonr "Unde Jim" Is hard to best;
, He's st Number 1! B. Hunter street.
Both Phones (60. *
FOUND.
FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FEL-
168 Whitehall St. rhonea. Bell 629, A. 8861.
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE.
GET OUB LIHT OF PROPERTIES FOB
aale on different street*. Your addresa on
a poatal will bring It. It help* in the
locating of home* and Investment*. 8tev*
enaon A Co., reel estate agency, 1629 Can*
dler building. Bell J061 M. Atlanta 906.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY II O M B—
A aeven-room cottage, with attic
and storage room. Built Ie«« than year
ago for a home. Large new bnrn and
servant!’ house. Plenty of shade and fruit
trees. Lot 290 by 500. Opposite Dr. Rid
ley's estate. near Decatur. To avoid rent
ing, will sell at a Iwrgaln.
32,600-A 7-ROOM COTTAGE, NEWLY
painted and papered; lot 106x150; con
venient to schools, church and car; fine
shade.
68,760—BEVKN-ROO51 TWO STORY RE8I-
dence, newly painted and j>apered; lot 66
by 200: near Agnes Scott College and car
line; electric light. Terms. Box 62, Deca
tur, Ga. ,
GET OUR SALE LIST. CALL. PIIONB
or write. Hterenson ft Co., real estate
agency, 1529 Candler building. Bell M. 1061,
Atlanta 906.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
I HAVE 32.600 CASH THAT I WOULD
like to Invest In good renting property,
white or black. Noxeal estate agent* need
at>nly. Address J. A. E., care Georgian.
PER80NAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH.
MASTER PLUMBER, /
Phones 126. 90 B. Hunter BL
WILLIB WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 14 N. Broad Bt
A YOUNG MAN WANTB INSTRUCTOR
In drawing and in sketching. Address No.
289 Peachtree street.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold at 91ft N. Pryor 8L Alox Kent,
Phono 4*<4*.
FOR RENT— ROOMS.
FOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR, TIIB L. P.
Grant home, oti St. Pnnl avenue; porce*
lain bath, all convenience*. Apply at resi
dence, or to Dr. Poster, Inman Bldg.
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN
private family, with or without board,
North eld*, close In, every convenience.
Reference* required. Bell phone 3020.
PLEASANT BOOM FOR ONF OR TWO
Catholic gentlemen, with references; pri
vate family; good neighborhood. Address
A. C„ care Georgian.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED APARTMENT,
five rooms. North avenue. To couple to
October 1. Address A. T. E. II.
FOR HENT-TO GENTLEMEN—FUR-
nlshed front room In *ti*am hentcil apart
ment. I)e*lrable locution. Every modern
convenience. 'Phone 8866 J.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
OFFICE SPACE IN NICELY FURNISH,
ed office. Phone 2*33 or call at 1990 Can
dler Bldg.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
« i.rcKiB, orrosiTB piedmont.
B.II ML lira', Kira! half sols* Tic.
, FOR FINE SHOE RE
PAIRING
go to J. W. C.rroll, « Honth Pryor atrast,
onpo.lt. court house. All work Itrat cUn.
No ch»»n uric.
"MONEY TO LOAN.
KstatoUfth«Hi J690.
WtYMAN ft CONNERS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on real estate.
FOUR PBU CENT HOME MONEY TO
lend money for purchase money notes;
straight loans made for 6 per cent and up
wards. According to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster. 19 South Broad atreet.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase money note* and lenda money
on Improved Atlanta property at reaaou-
able rate*. Bell phone 769.* Gould Illdg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to aecurity of
fered; small expense and prompt attention.
Only on real estate In and near Atlanta.
8. it. Turman.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE. 9
TO 6 YEARS. 6 PER CENT. JOHN
CAREY, U EAST ALABAMA STREET.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND:
any amount, 44. 6 and 6 per cent. Write
or cell S. W. Car*on,£« S. Broad *tf*rt.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MACHINE* AND RECORDS—
Wholesale and retail distributor* of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,603 records. Immediate attention
given mail orritfs. We want the name# of
ill talking machine dealers In the south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Klye* Ca.
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST
bind, .ml aundry dutributon lo tk.
aontk. South,r. >g.-nt. for Pl.m, Y.l*
Sn.lt .ml ilndM bl.yrira. Writ, tor oar
IKS ratalogv. ami prlo. Hat. AWx.ad.r-
KItm Ca
We Are Working Hard
to make the classified page of The Georgian Interesting. The public Is showing appreciation. Tbe other
day we made a mistake. We put a For Ilent Rooms ad under the classification of Wanted Rooms. The
man who wanted to rent his room gave a telephone number. The same night his ad appeared be was
kept busy until 10 o'clock by telephone calls. People wanted to rent him a room. Our advertiser was
somewhat annoyed by these constant calls, for which we are sorry. But he wa* convinced that the public
reads the want pago of The Georgian, for which we are glad. We ran his ad over for him. under the
proper elassifleatlOD, and he h '. rented that vacant mum
All of which convinces us that our efforts to make tbe classified psge Interesting are not In vain. We
don't know how to make a typewriter, a roll top desk, an automobile, a bicycle and hundreds of other things,
but we do know bow to sell them and *e are wUling to tall you. Just put an Inexpensive little want ad
In tbe clasifled columns of The Georgian. Some one who wants the thing you've got will sco your ad.
That will lead to negotiations, and when a man who wants a thing beglna to negotiate with a man who
doesn't want a thing a trade Is likely to result. These little ads ace good for selling real estate, rent-
•ing rooms, getting boarders, etc. In fact we are convinc'd that "THEY DO the work.” ■
OLD HATS MADE NEW
Panama"”iniY miiTan sxhXw'~hats
cleaned and reshaped, 50c.
Soft end stiff felt bats cleaned and re
shaped, 85c.
Bands or sweats, 2Bc each extra.
ACME HATTERS. CM Whitehall 8L
WALL PAPER.
BOARDER8 WANTED.
36 Cone street.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON'T FORGET M. A. BHBLTO>
practical store and range reualre
work and material guaranteed. Botin
6276. 61 S. Pryor street.
FOR RENT!
No. 1 Viaduct Place $75.00
No. 5 Viaduct Place $
These stores are very de
sirable and should be seen to
be appreciated. Call to sec
A. F. LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree.
RKTNOIJIR. THE SIGN PAINTER.
Bleu, boon* nan and flag decoration,
tot wmcU! occasion.. 3S4 K. Alabama St
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. IIAI.I.WOODS. IDEALS
id all other makes at bargain prices,
can sell you a register, suitable for
any business, at a price that can not help
(Mil please you.
rnak or monthly payment., Lrory ragl.l.r
gne-antra-d for two rrara Bo.itk.rn fti.h
Raetator Co., nranch of Amartcan I'
Hand Crab ttaftitor Cm, U 8. Broad
Atlanta, U*
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Thro* Left of Eight Brand Now
Suburban Homes.
The first month will be given FREE!
and If occupied one year, two more
months will bo given FREE at the
end of the year, making only nlnt
months you will have to pay for. None
but good families will bo allowed In
those house* These are located on the
Rtrar else trio car line only twenty
minutes ride from the center of the
city; contain 7 and I rooms: have
never boon occupied; are located In
West Atlanta Park. Ev.ry house front,
a fifty-foot Park, which la s.t In trcaa,
evergreen, and flowers. Pure air: na
tive oaks; an Ideal .pot for children.
It la cheaper than living in th. city
and the surroundings are more wholo-
a In the center of this Park are
th. Forro Phosphate Springe, which
will cur* any caa* of stomach or kldnoy
trouble, no mattnr of how long stand
ing. It now has a now church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house cost
ing (2,600.00 will soon b* completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on th*
ground* will show you through the
house* Rent 120.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE.
12 Auburn Avenue.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phonos G488. 412 Peters Building
39,250—BAILEY BT., 7-ROOM nOUSB,
good condltlod; shady lot, 90x290; think
of It, 60x220. Within 4 blocks of the ter*
mlnal station. Rents well; good neighbor
hood. You can't beat this In the city.
(4,26b—WEST END—TWO-8TORY, BBAND-
new house, on large lot. Car line, chert
atreet; splendid community, near nsw
school. This house Is strictly first-class In
every way. Can make easy terms on It
If desired.
M,e6e-N. BOULEVARD LOT, 60x500, FOB
12,(60; raft rid., between Highland are.
and East avsaue; nothing clsa along here
for less than 63,000.
11,760—SIMPSON ST., NEAR OBMB, A
, good 5-room cottage on nice Inclosed lot;
house only occupied by owner for years;
special reason for selling; will rent easily
for 617.50.
1000—41 TENNBLLB BT„ S-ROOM COT-
tags, right at Elaaa-May mills, In fin.
.h*p«; rent, ngdlly at 64.16 par month;
will rent for 17.60. Thla la a gilt-edged
piece of property for the money.
32.800—RANKIN BT., 5-BOOM COTTAGE,
just off the Boulevard. This cottage has
every convenience, la in splendid condition,
on large lot: rants readily at 616. Can
make attractive terms on It
69,600—N. AVENUE, BRAND NEW 6-RQOM
cottage on large north front lot. This
cottage Is near Jackson st.,* In splendid
neighborhood, and one of the cosiest, best
built cottages in the city. Best thing for
the money on the north side. Can make
terms easy for right parties.
31.960-GABDEN ST., NEAR GEORGIA
ave., we have a modern 5-room cottage
about 9 yeara old, with all conveniences,
on nice lot, that w* are Instructed to eel
at once, aa party Is leaving the a.tate and
will make a sacrifice for quick sale. Can
make easy terms.
J. H. GARNER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
305 and 306 Century Bldg.
BOTH PHONES 4499.
MILLS SfREET-NEAll SPUING, TWO
blocks of Williams street school, good
neighborhood; 8-room houee; large, elevated
lot; belongs to non-resident: offered for
quick aale at the low price or 89,000. One*
fourth cash.
ETXIs street-near coPRtlaWR:
vacant lot, fronting 50 feet; good location
for a close-in home or rent-paying proposi
tion. Values In that section tending up
ward. 32.500. Fourth cash.
CENTRA!, AVE,—NEAR MITCHELL: A
good business lot for 33,750. Fourth caib.
FOR RENT
IN COLLEGE PARK.
*
TWO-BTORY EIGHT ROOMB 622.00
ONE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ,..617.60
ONE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ..615.00 .
ONE LARGE BRICK STORE $15.00
I. C. M’CRORY,
412 Peters Bldg.
i
RENT $56.
$12,000, A BARGAIN.
OVER 10 ACRES OF LAND. WITHIN
city limits, 900 feet of car line, 15 mlnntes*
rid* from center of city. 9,000 feet street
frontage. Private tract privilege of over
1,800 feet In center of property. All for
612,000.00, with terms. Boy this and double
your money wltbln one year.
M. MeNEIL and
W. S. SHERWOOD
514 Empire Bldg.
I .tmt.
THE SUNNY SOUTH IN
STITUTE,
97 Washington Street.
Ill'll CATALOGUE WILL BE COUTH-
earning its soon ns we ten wcnn i Mile-
factory teacher* for extra department*.
The military deportment la given to Cap*
taln W. Jones. The school will In* all that
gf»Ml men ntt'l ttiiuicii who would have
their eon* and daughter* taught correct I r,
practically and thoroughly could wish.
Especial attention paid to the useful
branches. Address George t*. I^toncy. prln-
tury building.
New colored property near
Terminal Station, must be
sold; make price and you
may get it. Act now.
THOS. W. JACKSON,
1416 4tb National Bank
Bldg. Bell Phone 5214.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
HIX-UOOM . HOUSE—MODERN. east
front, on t'entrel avenue; built for a
home. !*et ua show you this.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE-OX NELSON 8T.;
lot 50x125. This la close In. Price U.ftlO.*
SIX-ROOM HOUSE (MODERN)—RANKIN,
street. 62.900. Terms.
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—ON NORTH SIDE,
m ar Williams street school, with nice lot,
oply 91.6001
H. C. PENDLETON,
Real Estate,
Atlanta Phone 1237, 614 Pe
ters Building.
*• "KIRKWOOD-EIGHT-ROOM cottage
*"L«4 •"-* l»nd within two block.
«»•, at ftOOO. la * bargain, and
acreage™** '"k 9 hom ® ’ for parties wanting
Manufacturing sites are In great demand, and property centrally located
with a frontage on a main street, with side track facilities In the rear, i,
growing scarcer, and rapidly enhancing In value.
We have sold all of the old Southern Agricultural Works property oa
Marietta street, except one lot fronting 112 feet, with a depth of 151 feet
The purchasers, fcapL Raoul, King Hardware Company and "Red Rock-
Ginger Ale Company, are going to erect handsome buildings that will b,
sure to enhance tbe value of this remaining property.
We are authorized by the owner to sell this lot for $225 per front foot
If you will get the prices on other property, you will find you cannot buy
anything with that depth, between there and the center of the city, for lei.
than $1,000 a foot
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
“WE SELL LOT8.”
c iA!! K . HT , 0N ' oa.-twenty acbes of
Jam] faring Georgia railroad and Lx
--- ----- • "1— * LV1 i AUElO
V* n .K l roora * «ach, facing Georgia
.allroad, that can be bought at j
galna^ It will pay to Investigate i
bar*
FOR RENT.
the third floor about
JOHN J. TVOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AOENT,
12 Auburn Avenue.
Both Phones 611.
STATISTICS.
BIRTH8.
To Sir. and Sir* William O. Krin, at
268 Chestnut street, a son.
DEATHS.
Infant of T. L. Edwards, died at 23 Jett
treet.
Uectlla^E. Shepard. 6 days old. died of
tfnte indigestion, nt 117 North Boulevard.
J. A.. Hunter, 26 yeara old, died from
allroad accident near-Chattanooga, Tenn
Mr*. Elisabeth H. Ogden, 87 years ol
Eva Vandiver, 1 year old, died at
fortress avenue.
MIm 8all(e Holcomb, 40 yeara old, died
•f cancer at 242Mb Decatur street.
building"permit8.
8450-James Mathershed, to bnlld one-
tory, frame dwelling at 49 Dallas street.
6100—J. • D. Oaks, to re-cover one-atory
re me .dwelling at 40 Fonder* avenue.
6426—N. R. Heard, to bnlld one a tory
61.600—j. F. Styron, to build one-story
rarae dwelling at 23 Veoable street.
606—Mrs. R. J. Cox, to re-cover one-atory
ratne dwelling at 226 Magnolia street.
6880—A. Brown, to build one-atory frame
welling at 268 Terry street.
63GO-A. O. Marbut. to bnlld one-story
rarae dwelllt ‘
3900—W. M.
rame dwellln
6900-1?. M. . Lynn*, to add to two one-
tory frame dwellings at Johnson and Vic-
arts streets.
6726—E. 8. Morris, to bnlld one-story
rame dwelllug at 437 Crew street.
640-J. A. Gershon, to build frame stable
t £99 South Pryor /treet.
PROPERTY~TRANSFER3.
Mr*. Lillie Zimmerman. 1 lot on Wood warn
avenue, near Cameron. Bond for title.
16.000 renal 8um-E. 8. Mitchell to Mrs.
M. II. B. Garner, lot on West Harris street.
Bond for title.
6468—Abe Moor
and Trust Company, lot ou
Loan deed.
650O-B. L. Willingham to Thomas Cole*
man, lot on Randall street, near Holcombe.
Warranty deed.
61.600 penal Sum—Ml** Janie O. Wood to
George H. Wade, lot on Cnllwrson street,
near Gordon street.* Bond for title.
6600—C. II. Saxby to I. W. Ivy, lot on
State street. Warranty deed.
STATE TREASURY
HOLDS ONLY $450
Reproaentatlv* Hardeman, of J.ck-
eon, Thursday morning, cc unted the
money In thejitate treasury and found
$410 on hand.
Under the conetttutlon It lo provided
that committer* from the innate and
house .hall annually examine the af
faire of the etate treasurer and comp
troller general.
Representative Hardeman wired the
aeventy-odd state depositories to AS-
certaln the amount of money on hand
belonging to Georgia When replies
have'been received the present finan
cial condition of the atate will be
known. >
ATLANTA MABKET8.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit ani
'roduce exchange.
Lemons. 64.76fi5.00.'
Limes 50 to 75c.
Peaches, per crate, 60c to 61.00.
llneapples, 61.50 to 62.50.
Bananas, straights, i»— bunch 8L53 to
11.75. Call*, per banco, 61 to 61.28.
Watermelon 67.60 to 620.00 per 100; de.
mand good.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE—
Live hens 35 to 374e: fries 22ft to 25c:
broilers 15 to 224c. Live docks, Pekin 30
to 86c; puddle 25 to 274c.
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c.
Ens, per doxen, 15 to l«c.
Butter, table, per lb„ » to 224c; cook-
'"ftoney-New’^Kto lb.; In Mb. rack, M
^VEGETABLES.—Irish potato.* No. I
- r *TM.
Ex.
flour; grain, provisions.
FLOUR—Poatels Patent, $6.00; Diamond
patent, 65.66; Mascoutnh Star, 64.75; fancy
patent, 64.65; Bine Ribbon. 64.10; fancy,
63.90; spring wheat patent. 66.25 to 65.76.
CORN—Choice red cob, 77c; No. 2 white.
76c; No. 2 yellow, 76%c; mixed, 75c.
OATH—Choice white clipped, 64c; choice
white, 50c; choice mixed, 50c; Texas rust
proof. 61c.
MEAL.—Plan water ground, per bushel.
74c; !>olted 140-lb. Jutes, per bushel, 66c;
Shorts, white, 61.40: medium- SiJB; brown,
61.30: pare bran, 61-15; mixed bran, 61.10.
HAY.—Timothy, choice urge beles, 61.10:
do. choice small bales, 61.06; do. No. 1
timothy bales. »x.06, do.. Nu 2 61: do.. No. l
clover mixed, 61.00; do, No. 2 closed mixed,
Clover.—Choice ooc.
The above prices arc f. a b. Atlanta, and
subject to Immediate acceptance.
GROCERIE8.
SUGAR.-Standard granulated 5c. New
York Refined 4H to 4W, plantations i\i to
Market stronj—
Toast*
or bL__
normal.
RICE.—Carolina 4H to 7MrC, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 1454c;
twins 14c; brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 15c. Dove
hams 16Wc. California hams 10’fcr; Red Cross
hams, 15c. Dry salt extra ribs. 69.75; bellies,
204 lbs., 610.25: fat backs, 6e; plates, 8c:
Supremo lard, 69.75; Red Cross, 10c. Snow
Drift compound, 714c; Bed Cross, 7Hc.
THE WEATHER.
local rorecast.
For Atlanta and Vicinity—Fair toniikt
and Friday.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—Tcxnrknnn. clear nml pleasant go*
rinno. clear, 78; Corsicana, clear and wt'me
80; Sherinnn, clear, 81; Chlrkashn. clear
Holden vine, clear. 67; Gainesville, clear’ $
Shawnee, clear. 7.4; 51c Lend,, cl ear, ?»• Xrt!
more, clear, 7S; San Antonio, cloudy 7i’
Austin, clear. M: New Briumfel*, fnf r ,
Galveston, clear, 83; Fort Worth, clear.
Ilonham, clear and cool, 73; Dallas, clesr'
76, .
Alabama—Troy, clear and warm; Seims,
partly cloudy and warm; Birmingham, c|m»
and warm; Opelika, clear and pleasant*
Huntsville, dear and warm, heavy rain ret!
tetday afterhoon. r
Mississippi-Meridian, clear and pleasant*
Yaxoo Cifr. Vicksburg. lUslchunt, Gaffi
vlllc, Natchez and. Jackson, -dear rm
warm;. Hattiesburg, partly cloudy and Iml
hard rain yesterday; Amory, fair and hot*
Aberdeen, clear and hot; New Albany
clear and warm. •
Georgia—Columbus, partly cloudy and
warm; Rome, cloudy and cool, rained B n
yesterday afternoon; Macon, cloudy ind
cool; Amerlcus, clear and warm; Albany,
clear and pleasant; Savannah, dear and
warm.
North Carolina—Charlotte, cloudy and
cool, rain Inst night; Ilalelgb; cloudy and
warm; Greenslwro, cloudy and cool, more
rain last night.
Louisiana—New Orleans and SbreTeporL
cfcNtr nod warm.
WEATHER FORECAST. *
Louisiana, Mississippi, East Texas, West-
,*n Florida and Alabama—Fair Thursday:
Friday (fair; light south winds.-
West Texas—Fair In aouth portion; show-
era In north portion Thursday; Friday fnlr.
Georgia—Showers Thdrsdny and Friday;
light east to southeast winds.
STATE FORECAST.
Georgia, —
Savannah 5s. 1909
Macon 6s, 1910. 106
t tlanta, is, 1911 /. 105
Hants, 4Vs*. 1022 107
Atlanta 4s, 1934 106
Atlanta and Weat Point 166
Atlanta and Weat Point Debts. 107
C. R. of Georgia first income....
do. second Income.. i 8914
do. third lncom..e..'. 67
Georgia 966
Augusta and Savannah 115
Southwestern, 116
Georgia Padficfalrte 1*
C\, c. and A. lit 119
I UNCLE
TO CARE FOR LEPER
By Private Leased Wire.
Parkersburg, W. Va., Aug. 9.—George
Rosaett, the Syrian leper who haa been
here fdr a short time, has been aent to
Elkina, his former abode.
The authorltlea have decided to ap
peal to the United Statee government
to take charge of the leper.
The trial of the railroad officiate and
the Maryland phyaldana who wer«
charged with bringing Roaaett here,
ha« not yet been held. It la aet for
Thursday night, and all three will, It
la said, appear.
WEATHER fcONPmON8.
The weather la dear over most of the
country, except along the Atlantic coast
and In the Dakotas. Showers hare occurred
In the Atlantic conat states from New York
to southern Florida, and In the Dakotas
and Montana.
There haa been a general Increase In sir
pressure over the entire country, and th*
center of highest barometer-!* on ; the eongt
of New England. The pressure Is loweat
In South i Dakota, western Texas .and la
Nehraskn, but la nowhere much below nor-
dlcntc about stntf
fair weather In
Friday.
8R
temperature with
section tonight and
Section
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th
meridian time, August 2, 1906. *
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
^Atlanta, p. cloudy.-. .
*Chnttanooga, p. cloudy.
Columbus, clear. ...
Gainesville, cloudy.
Tdmp'ture.
cloudy.
“ don _
cloudy.
m-nunu, viOUdy. . ,
Rome, dear.
Spartanburg, cloudy.
Tallapoona. cloudy. .
Tocroa, dear. . .
^ cteir. ,'WW.. ..
•Mlnlmnm temperatures are for 12 hour
period ending at 8 a. m. this (late.
HEAVY RArNFALLS..
Augusta, Ga *..168 .
Newborn, N. CV. ..1.60 *
Beevllle. - Tar..........*........V.I.6I
Max. Min.
80 ,r
CENTRAL
STATION
WILL SPEND $75,000
ON NEW STOCK YARDS 1
month. 65.000.
mile* fr«mi dty.
AT NlW. IK ASH W W. FOUBTH 8T7
* have two 3-room ctHtagv# In firet*
• *hA|»e. renting to white tenant*- at
67 each, nnd a small house In rear of on*
laL This bargain at 3Lm
BRAND NEW COUNCIL
SELECTED BY PALMA
Bj IMi.t. LMonTwiioT
Havana, Aucust 2.—Provident Palma
ha. accepted the r*.I,nation of Mayor
Bonachea and the members of the
aynntamlento, and haa appointed a
new council, tn which Home of the old
members are reappointed. The ma
jority In the council non- conal.t. nom
inally- of nineteen moderate*. Some of
the new member* are lawyer, and pro-
feaalonal men who hitherto have not
floured In politic*
Seventy-five thousand dollara It to be
expended at otfee In the conatructlon of
new stock yards near the city atock|
ade, according to a statement made
Wednesday morning before the county
commissioners, when a representative
of Harper A Weathers made a favor
able petition for the expenditure by the
county of $S00 or more in necessary
Improvements to the roads and grounds
In that vicinity.
The stock firms of Harper ft Weath
ers, Lang ft Abercrombie, Turner
Brothers and I. N. Ragsdale are to
move their present stablee from Pe
ters street to more extensive quarter,
near the stockade, the change being
made necessary by the rapid Increase uinnrepnlls. . .
In business done by the above firms. Uulnth
From figures submitted It has been
shown that Atlanta does the second
largest business In stock In the coun
try, St. Louts being the largest by a
small margin.
Having secured the co-operation of
the county commissioners. It Is ex
pected that the work on the new build
ings will be started at once, In order
that they may be completed before the
rush of winter business.
Atlanta
August* ....
Charleston. , .
Calreston. . . .
Little Itnck. . • ,
Memphis. ... ,
Montgomery.'.".
Xew Orleans. ■. .
Oklahoma. ...
Kavanriah.'. . ,
Vlckahnrg. . .
Wilmington.'
T Indiratei Inappreciable raldfaii
Dial., Arang.i.
T.mp'tur* = jjj
Max. Min.
«r—r
i
70'
REMARKS.
The temperature* were practically the
aame as for the previous £4 hour*. Rains
were general except In Memphis. Montana
ery, Mekahurg ana Oklahoma districts, with
a few heavy fall* In North Cnrollnn. Geor
gia and Texna.
J. B. MARBURY,
Section Director.
NORTHWE8T CARS*
Th® following figure* give the northwest
car* today, last week and last year:
LREYI
Of THE JURY LIST
To make the annual, revision of the
jury Hat of Fulton county, the county
Jury commissioners have been sum
moned to be at the court house next
Monday morning, where they will he
required to etay for some time to make
the necessary corrections which annu
ally are found necessary.
The members of the Jury commis
sioners are Henry C. Leonard, Dr. R.
D. Spalding, Judge C. I. Brown, George
W. McCartey, John R. Dickey and J.-
Bulow Campbell.
TWO NEW COUNTIES
MAKE TAX RETURNS
Toombs and Stephens are the first
of the new counties to make returns te
the comptroller general for 1MC.
Toombs shows * total of ll.l'O.KI.
and Stephens $1,{(0,S74. As this Is th.
first time the new counties have msd«
returns - there Is no way of making e
comparison, but the showing Is con
sidered an excellent one for these two-
Ten counties hare reported In addi
tion to the (2 already reported, bring
ing the total Increase up.to Jit,021,74"
These ten make tbe fololwtng in-
Clarice... ...$ M4.M»
Pierce Slt.ll*
Banks... ... I7.G*
Campbell ’. 164.414
Henry 272.M;
Johnson....... lll.K 1 ;
Walker 203,::*
Newton 22i).i;»
Fayette... *3.4'*
Whitfield 112.044
Total for the ten $2,241!**