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cents, the price of feur lines.
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make a line. The following rates
are for consecutive insertions!
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6 times V/z cents a line.
23 timee 4 cents a line.
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Written notice is required to
discontinue classified advertise*
ments.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS
MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BV CASH
Georgian want ads. are inex
pensive, but they bring quiok re*
suits and sure returns.
Adi. for Situations Wanted will
be inserted one time free of
charge. They must not exceed
four linos.
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WE WILL 8END FOR YOUR
AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
ME88ENGER 8ERVICE. CALL
US ON BELL PHONE 4927
MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA
PHONE. When sending ads. pay
for at ratss quotad above.
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WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD STRONG WHITE WEN
u helpers In tbs foundry to lesrn mold-
srs* trade. Good psy to start with und
better pay In two or three months. Onlr
DO YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF ZOUIt
foods? If so, call up 2301 (Ball). The
float hern Auction and Balvags Company,
Booth Pryor.
rings Factory, Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED - THB APPLICATION
•very commercial, technical and mechani
cal man wanting posltlona or advance-
mant. We secure positions. National Em
ployment Association, 1022-1021 Century
agnslne of Aspiration;" Instructive, en
abling, amusing: It will appeal to you.
Ireaa Lock Box 15, Newnan, Ga.
WANTED.
TWENTY GOOD, RELIA
BLE BOYS BETWEEN 14
AND 17 YEARS OP AGE
FOR SEVERAL HOURS
WORK IN AFTERNOON.
ADDRESS, IN OWN
HANDWRITING, B. X. L.,
CARE THE ATLANTA
GEORGIAN.
ATLANTA DAIinER ASSOCIATION, CUT
rate barber shop. 162 Whitehall streat.
flood shaves and hair cuts. Dept. C, shaves
Sc; hair cuts 5c. Dept. B, shaves 6c; hair
cuts, 7c. Dept. A, shaves 10c; hair cuts
10c. Free shines In Departments A and B.
Give ns a trial.
Per eenl
day you enter. Atlanta
162 Whitehall street.
icsrn. we rur-
r ytnc positions.
paid from the
Barber Colleys,
STENOGRAPHER FOR LAW OFFICE,
190; steno-bookkeeper, $65; atonojrrnphera
.for a number of places that will pay from
145 to $66. Bellamy Business Agency, 1130
Candler building.
DRUMMERS—EVERY TRAVELING MAN
out of Atlanta can ptek no from 36 to 320
per day by calling on W. SI. Scott h Co.,
n North Broad r*—* **•--*-
atreat, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED HELP—FEMALg,
WANTED - SEVERAL FIRST CLASH
waiters. Transportation and fl rat-class
pay for competent, reliable men. Perma
nent position*. Address Hotel Radnc, Co*
WANTED—8ALE8LAD1RB WITH CLOAK
and ault experience; also second Utters.
Coat and skirt sewers for alteration depart
■ luAnt Antilv tn ilriuainin'd 41 U'hltakall
WANTED-A COOK. GOOD WAGES
paid. Boom on pi
k iedmont avenue.
IVANTBD—ONB LADY IN BACH TOWN
to Introduce our specialties; good sellers;
every lady needs theta. Get particulars
today. Write Simmons Drug Co., Graham,
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
Address Dairyman, care
work, hut wll ..
• n^raphHj^rjmjjjyh^Geoj|1an^
AGENTS WANTED.
AOKNTh'wANTKD IS KVKIIY toW.sTs
uorth Georgia, north of cast anil west
72 North Broad street,
TEACHERS WANTED.
TEACHER OF EXPEIIIBXCE OR COL-
legc graduate as principal of Oakland
• arbool. Meriwether county. Georgia. Sal
ary f«r two months guaranteed. Apply
D. P* Ellis, Oakland, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT COST-MY STOCK OF IRON SAFES
and vault doors to be sold at cost daring
ntxt week; now la your time. 26 8. Broad
•treat, tt. W. Rills. Atlanta.
fresh shell oysters, clams.
crabs, and shrimps Just arrived from New
York on anl«* at flpero** restaurant every
tjnlck service. Spero Athena, Prop
5TR8T-CLASS BUSINESS HOUSES
should have high grads tiros Call on
Kvnt^SJg Co., flft North Pryor atroat.
THB SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAI,
vase Company, at 30 South Pryor atrast,
will hoy or aell you out.
COAL* DRY STOVEWOOP-PttOMPT DE-
llvcry. Johu T. Stocks Sc Co., 296 IVtcra
street. Bell 'phone 16 west; Atlanta 'phon#
4791
MAHON A HAMLIN PIANO IN PER.
feet condition; bad ITS worth of work
done on It nt ntano tnrtorj, and cost
JjM- take 3250 for It. Hano, care
The Georgian.
DON’T GO BLIND.
tVHBN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co,', oow line. Joat addad a
foil line of Irunka, traveler*' supplies sad
(eneral otAc* aupplia*. The cbeapeet ever
•old. We buy, sell or exchange everything.
tJjDd » Weei Mitchell etreet. Bell 'phone
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
meat Co. We repair, racoostruet, ex-
change, buy aod aell automobiles. Ox rage,
10 12 Mitchell etreet. Atlauts, Gs. Sell
phone 4864-L Msla.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING TOO
business. For high gride work cell on
Root, 91# N. Pryor* Phone 2831
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOB FLOR-
Ida limes. Writs .us for prices. Wilson
A Hmldtratnn, Mlttjl, Fla.
A YOUNG BUSINESS GENTLEMAN.
salesman, wants ron to know his high
references, exceptional ability, fifteen
years* exparlence; only large commercial
and financial people considered. Address
M. L. J.. care Georgian.
LOST.
Who puts your paper on so stick.
And guaraotaas that It will stick;
'Doea vour pal firing, does it nice,
And "always lowest In the price?"
Burnett, of course!
Your "Unde Jim*’ Is hard to beat;
H*'» at Numl»er 12 E. Hunter street.
Both Phones 660.
FOUND.
FRANKLIN, THE CLEAN CLEAN FBI,
loir clean, eulta I! to tl.50. Plata Me.
168 Whitehall St. Phone*. Bell 539, A 8881.
FOR SALE—REAL E8TATE.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY II O M F,-
A eerm-room cottage, with attlo
and atorage room. Built lea* than year
ago. for a home. Large oew harn and
servant*' houae. Plenty of ehade and fruit
treea. Lot 280 by 500. Opponite Dr. Rid-
ey'a eatnte, near Decatur. To avoid rent
ing, will aeil at a bargain.
i2.600-A 7-ROOM COTTAGE, NBWf.Y
painted and papered; lot 106x160; con
venient to schools, church aud car; fins
shade.
dance, newly painted and papered; lot 63
»y 300: near Agnea Scott (Allege ami car
Ine; electric light. Terms. .Box 63, Daca-
tur, Ga.
WANTED^-REAL ESTATE.
WE SELL HOMES. LOTS, FARMS. MIN- |
oral and tlmlHir Innda anywhere. Hell
yonra. Stevenson St Co., real estate agents,
1629 Candler building. Bell 'phone M. 1061;
Atlanta 906.
PERSONAL. '
DAVID w. YARonouon.
I1A8TER ULLtlBER,
Phone, 1255. 80 B. Hooter BL
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 64 N. Broad 8L
A YOUNG MAN WANTS INSTRUCTOR
In drawing nnd in sketching. Address No.
28S Peachtree afreet.
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold at 91ft N. Pryor 8t Alax Kent,
Phone <441
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
< LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Boll 2385. Men’, wired half sole*. 71c.
FOR FINE SHOE RE
PAIRING
go to J. W, Carroll, 47 South Pryor street,
opposite court bouse. All work first-clats.
FOR SALE—8EEDS.
TURNIP SEEDS, BEET, BEAN, CORN,
lettuce, spinach for fall crop. Murk W.
Johnson H«*ed CdtBMnv.
MONEY TO LOAN.
F.italdl>hed 1880.
WEYMAN A rONNBHS. EQUITABLE.
Mortgage loans on real estate-
FOUR PER CENT 1I»MR MONEY TO
lend money for purchase money notes;
straight loans made for 5 per cent and up-
warda. According to desirability of loan.
W. A. Foster, 12 South Broad street.
TUB UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS
purchase money notes and lends money
on Improved Atlanta property at reason
able rates. Bell phone 769. Gould Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 7 PER
cent Interest, according to security of
fered; antall expense and prompt ifttcutlon.
Dnlv on real estate In and near Atlautn.
8. II. Turman.
MOSEY LOANED ON BEAL ESTATE. 8
TO 5 YEARS. S PER UENT. JOHN
CARRY. 18 EAST ALABAMA 8TIIEET.
SPECIAL HOME FUNDS TO LEND;
any amount. 4ft. 5 and 6 per cent. « rife
or call 8. IV, Carson, 24 8. I!ron«l street.
FARM LOANS—WE AUE PLACING
loans on Georgia farms at the lowest
rate* ever offered. The Southern Mortgage
Compnuy. Gould building.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
'TALKING machines and becobdh-
WboleMie and reuil distributor*, of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Records. Just
received Urge consignment of machine* and
aver 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall ordi#s. We want the names of
II talking machine dealers In the south.
Write for catalogue. Aletander-Elye* Co. I
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST f
bicycle and sundry distributors In tbs
south. Southern scents for Pierce. Yale, -
Snell and Hudson bicycle*. Write tor out .
1904 catalogue and price Uat. Alexander- 1
Ely» Co. f
REYNOLDS. THE SION PAINTER \
Signs, banners, tags and flag decorations
for special occasions, soft R. Alabama St. ~
&
Pea rhtree street.
FOR RE NT—ROD MS.
i,.Silxi>floou.' TIIK L? TK
lii iiHt home. <hi St. Paul nten’ie; norce*
Inin i ith, all c»tjt6>ul#*nc«s. Apply at red-
.i. iu •• *r to Dr. Foster, Inman Bldg.
FOR RENT—OFFICES.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS.
BALL WOODS. IDEALS
IPKL. ~
can sell you
business, a*
please yon.
• ash or monthly payments. Every register
guaranteed foe two years. Southern Caak
RegUter Co.. Branch of American Second-
Hand Cash Register Co.. 21 s. Broad street.
Atlanta. Ga.
REGISTER EXCHANGE.
i!4 8. Broad 8L,
▲tlanta, Ga.
W e Are W orking Hard
to make tbe classified page of The Georgian Interesting. The public Is showing appreciation. The other
day we made a mistake. We put a For Rent Rooms ad under the classification of Wanted Rooms. The
man who wanted to rent bis room gave a telephone number. The same night his ad appeared he 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 aorry. But he was convinced that the public
reads the want page of The Georgian, for which we are glad. We ran his ad over ’for him, under the
proper claastficatlon, and he baa rented that vacant room.
All of which convinces us that our efforts to make the classified psge Interesting are not In vain. We
don't know bow to make a type writer, a roll top desk, an automobile, a blcvcle and hundreds of other things,
but we do know how to sell them and we are willing to tell you. Just put an Inexpensive little want ad '
In the claslfled columna of The Georgian. Some one who wants the thing you've got will see your ad.
That will lead to negotiations, and when a man who wants a thing begins to negotiate with a man who
doesn't want a thing a trade is likely to result. These little ads are good for selling real estate, rent*
lng rooms, getting boarders, etc. In fact we are convinced that “THEY DO THE WORK.”
OLD HATS MAOE NEW
PANAMA AND MILAN BTIIAW HAM
tinned sod reshaped, Me.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned sad re-
' swnts. Be nch extra.
ITTERB. 4H Whitehall BL
•SSL
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
Don't let ’em fool you." Jim Burnett
(formerly of Burnett A Willie) le not deed
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED—SEVERAL TABLE BOARD-
era. Excellent menu and service. Apply
36 Cone street.
MATRIMONIAL.
WE SEEK HUSBAND FOR REFINED
SSIi
IrH*
Write for par-
Detroit,
Mich.
M. A. SHELTON,
DON’T FORGET M. A? SHELTON IS
practical atovu and rang
work and material fuaranfi
FOR RENT!
[o. 1 Viaduct Place $75.00
r o. 5 Viaduct Place $75.00
These stores are very de-
A. F. LIEBMAN,
28 Peachtree.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building
33,250-BAILEY ST., 7-ROOM HOUSE,
good condition; shady lot, 60x230; think
of It, 60x220. Within 4 blockl of the ter
minal station. Renta well; good neighbor
hood. You can't beat this In the city.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Three Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Hornet.
The flret month will be given FREE
thcee houees. Thee, are located on the
7 and I room.; have
some In the center of thle Park are
It now has a new church, neatly
Ished. a afore, a echool-houae coat*
13,500.00 will eoon be completed,
aln J. T. 51111a who Uvea on the
nd*. will ehow you through the
ea Rent 330.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODS1DE.
13 Auburn Avenue.
WM. S. SHERWOOD
■mall or large—at from $S to 3100 per front
IF YOt* WANT A HOME OF FROM SIX
f YOU WANT J
■am* from us. and _ .—
on long time. Lots from 1600 to 32.50C.
IF YOU WANT CENTRAL PROPERTY,
which no wfll guarantee to double your
; clone In. near the postoffk-*; 100
for 126.000.
ns.'
to increase—call and see u*.
34,260—WEST END-TWO-STORY, BRAND
new house, on Jarfa lot. Car Une, chert
street; splendid community, near new
school. This house la strictly first-class In
avery way. Can maka easy term* ou It
If desired.
11,560-N. BOULEVARD LOT, 50x300, FOR
32,660; east aide, between Highland av*.
aod East avenue; nothing else along hare
for lest than 33,000.
11.760—SIMPSON ST., NEAR ORME, A
rood 6-room cottage on nice Inclosed lot;
house only occupied by owner for years;
•pedal reason for selling; will rent easily
for 117.60.
MOO-61 TENNELLE ST.. 8-ROOM COT-
lege, right at Elsaa-May mill*. In fine
■haps; renta readily at M.7S per mouth;
will rent for 17.50. Thle Ii a gilt-edged
piece of property for the money.
32,900—RANKIN ST., 6-ROOM COTTAGE,
just off the Boulevard. This cottage has
ever/ convenience, Is In splendid condition,
on largo lot: rents readily at 111 Can
make attractive terms on It.
cottag* on large north front lot. This
cottage is near Jackson at., In splendid
neighborhood, and one of the coxiest, best
buITt cottages In tne city. Best thing for
the money on the north side. Can maka
terms easy for right parries.
11.960—GARDEN 8T„ NEAR GEORGIA
ave., we have a modern 6-room cottage
about 9 years old, with all conveniences,
on nice lot, that we arc Instructed to sell
at ouce, aa party la leaving the atata and
will make * sacrifice for quick sale. Can
rnako easy tsruis.
FOR RENT
IN COLLEGE PARK.
TWO-8TORY BIGHT ROOM8 322.00
ONE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE 117.60
ONE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE fll.OO
ONE LARGE BRICK STORE $15.00
v I, C. M’CRORY,
412 Peters Bldg.
W. E. TREADWELL & CO.
REAL ESTATE.
24 80UTH BROAD ST.
Doll Phono 2644. Atlanta Phone 3803.
SPECIAL!
THIS IS THE FIRST HOUSE ON CREW
■tract north of Grorgl* avenue; >e*»t
frout; nice derated lot; seven room* nnd
bath. Was built for home. There Is also
a two-room house, with plastered rooms,
cow and horoe stable*, flue garden, fruit,
grapes. Nice walking distance of business
center. Party moving to California, and
will sell cheaper than anch a house can
bo Itought for In Atlanta.
CORNER COOPER AND RAW SON
street—Three two-story houses, contain
ing seventeen rooms, hot water heating;
close In; for home or renting; pay * rental
of 996 per month. Belong to non-retldent,
who wishes to sell. Submit offer.
T1II8 18 GORDON STREET, WEST END;
south side of street, between Lee and
Evans. Contains ten rooms, bath. etc. Lot
66 by 200; level and shady; Gordon street
la now oue of the finest In Atlanta; paved
with asphalt. I«ook at this property. Own
er will show yon property, or call at the
office for prices, etc.
STui? Ckvei. lot, sotTit furoit
street; 60 hy 166, to alley. 31.260.
JUNIPER ST. HOME.
$7,000.
TIttS 18 AN EIGHT-ROOM TWO-8TORY
house, built for a home, and haa all
modern conveniences, with up-to-date fix
tures. This Is a bargain not to be picked
up every day, so you Juid better act at
once. Owner la leaving city nnd this Is
his only reason Mr selling. Site of lot 60
by 900.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS,
BELL PHONE 4438. 716 FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
H. C. PENDLETON,
Real Estate,
Atlanta Phone 1237, 614 Pe
ters Building.
N. KIRKWOOD-EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE
MvitiS* ifVdi Has* T |th,i L tw °. block*
- J V ft 000 ^ Tb, f ,f * bargain, and
acroage^ e * ra ^ * bome * or l )nrtle * wanting
CLABKBTON, OA.—TWENTY ACBES OF
funy n ' , i^,'-M. r “ ,lr<ra ' 1 ‘ nd bMU "'
CLABKBTON, GA,—TWENTY-FIVE-ACUH
fora In about oue mil* of thfa village, In
fl!l? pe ' w,t tUr r **® f,rn > boo,? and
outbuilding,, at 11,000.
INMAN PARK—TWO NICE COTTAGES
■b/J J room* each, facing Georgia
railroad, that can be bought at good bar*
gains. It will pay to Investlgata these.
i
FOR RENT.
HALL—96ft PEACHTREE STREET.
At the above number on Peachtree •treet,
between W niton and Marietta atreeta, you
will find on* hall on the third floor about
22 by 90 feet; la now occuplfd by the Jo
seph Thompson Liquor Company, who will
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phonaa 616.
GLORE & JUSTIN,
215 Peters Building.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE-BEST PART OF
Jones avenue, nod a beauty, at $3,000.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE—ALASKA AVENUE;
lot 60x160. 32,600. Terms.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE-MODERN, EAST
front, on Central avenue; built for a
home. Let us show you this.
FIVE-ROOM HOUBR-ON KELSON 8T,;
lot 60x126. This Is close In. Price $2,GU0.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE (MODERN)—ItANKIN
•treet. 32,900. Terms.
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—ON NORTH SIDE,
near Williams street school, with nice lot,
only $1,800.
NICE STORE PROPERTY WITH 200-
foot railroad front; renting for 350 per
month. $5,000.
NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. WITH HALL AND
33 acres land, v. mile chert road and 8
miles from city. $1,200.
AT RBK 804 AND 806 W. FOURTH 8T.
we hare two 3-room cottages In first-
class shape, renting to white tenants at
[7 each, nnd a small houae In rear of one
ot. This bargain at $1,400.
HENRY H. JACKSON.
$7,000
Buys 10 acre* land with
good 10-room house on
street car line. Land
worth money.
$3,50G
Buys 350 acres land; hai
$2,000 worth improve
ments and fine kaolin
bed, near Macon, Ga.
We aell homes here or farmi any
where.
Cor. Peachtree and Edcewood.
R. 0. MEDLOGK CO.
Manufacturing Sites
No use for an Atlanta manufacturing concern to
start up business on a small lot only to outgrow it in
a year or two.
Let us show you a superb tract of land just be
yond city limits on Georgia railroad, 7 or 8 acres, ly.
ing level. Price $12,000; easy terms.
The possession of this fine site would be a good
asset for a manufacturing concern to start off with.
FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR.
STEVENSON & COMPANY,
REAL E8TATE AGENCY.
Negotiate *ale*‘for cvrtrars. Locate home* and Investment* for purchaser*
Conduct a clean, high-class agency business on a straight commission htsta The
best service su<l fairest treatment. Get our FOR SALE list. L. C. Stevenson, k
J. Moon, John Moody, Malcolm Smith, salesmen. ^
1529 CANDLER BLDG., BELL PHONE M. 1051; ATLANTA 306.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT9 AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected t>y Atlanta Frnlt ant
Produce exchanr*
Lemons,
•xebange.
$4.7&?5.00
0 to *6c.
FOR SALE.
Beautiful Couutry Home.
"PRODUCE DR, DIXON
I’LL STOP SUIT"
Woman Claiming To Be aPt Mc-
Carren’s Wife Deniei
Allegation.
By Private Lenaed Win-.
New York, Aug, 3.—Mrs. Mary A.
Dixon, of No. 33 Lennox road, Flatbush,
who Is suing State Senator Patrick
McC'arren for 1300,000 because he will
not admit that she Is, as she claims,
his common law wife., denies today that
her first husband, Dixon, is alive.
She declares that If the senator will
make good his threat to produce Dixon,
she will discontinue her damage suit
"Dr. Dixon and I were legally sepa
rated seven years ago," she said to a
reporter, “and, I have proof that he
has been dead for seven years."
umuiWf
Lime* 50
Peaches, per erats, 50c to 31-00.
Pineapple* $L50 to 32.60.
— bunch 31.60 to
to 31.25.
^ _ . 00 par 100; de.
. Ju£tKY AND COUNTBY PRODUCE;—
Live hens 15 to 37V4c: fries 33# to 23c:
hrollers 15 to 23#e. Lire duck,. Pekin »
to 15c; puddle 26 to 27%c. A
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c.
' !SM«r U & 1 S-t. 2Mc; cook.
* n ftoney-Nsvr^Wlte lb.; In Mb. racks 10
4W2c.
VEGETABLES.—Irish potatoes. No. 1
stock 34 barrel; No. 2 slock 33.60.
Tomatoes, per crate, 76c to 31.25.
Old sweet potatoes, oer bushel, 31 to $L»*
new sweet potatoes 31.60 bushel.
FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Postels Patent, 36.00; Diamond
patent, 35.60; Mascoutah Star, 34.65; fancy
K tent. 34.66; Red Eagle, 34.40; Blue Ribbon.
t °si 75 nC/ ' * S ' W; * pr " 1 * wbMt P fttent * I 6 ' 2 *
CORN—Choice red cob, 77c; No. 3 white,
76c; No. 3 yellow, 7614c; mixed, 76c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 64c; choice
white, 60c; choice mixed, 60c; Texas rust
proof, 61c.
MEAL.-Plan water ground, per husheL
74c; bolted 140-lb. jutes, per bushel, 66c;
Shorts, white, 31.40: medium- Si.JS; brown,
clover mixed, $1.00; do, No. 3 closed mixed,
10c.
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to immediate acceptance.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR—Standard granulated, 36.10. New
York Refined 4ft to 4ft; plantations 4ft to
iuus.- 1 Carolina io- o*c, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, liftc;
twins 14c: brick. i4c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS—Supreme hams, 16c. Dove
hams 16ftc. California bams lOfte; Red Cross
hams, 16c. Dry salt extra ribs. 39.76; bellied,
20-6 lbs., Sio.&: fat tucks, 8c; pistes, 6c:
Supreme lard, 39.76; Red Cross, lOo, Snow
Drift compound, 7ftc; Red Cross, 7ftc.
. STOCKS^AND BOND8.
Georgia 4ft*. 1916 112’ ******
Georgia, It. it. is, 1910 106
Savannah 5s, 1909 102ft
Macon is, 1910....
Atlanta, 6a,
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL rORECA8T.
For Atlanta ami Ylrinlty-Filr tonlrkl
nd Kntiirdnr.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—New Braunfels, clear, 70; For*
Worth, clear, 80; Chlckaahs, threatening. 7S
Shawnee, dear and wmrm; Ardmore. f a r!
76; Denison, fair, 82; Beaumont, clear 79*
Sherman, clear and cool; Texarkana, clear 1
S 80; Bonham, dear, 74; Paris, clear and hot!
; Sau Antonio, cloudy, 76; Waco, ole*£
; Corsicana, dear, SO; Tyler, clear. n :
Dallas, clear, 78. '
Mississippi—Nstcbex, clear and warm; Y*.
spo CUy, clear and hot; Jackson, partly
cloudy and hot* Meridian, clear and warm:
Aberdeen and New Albany, clear and hot*
Amor/, clear and warm. '
Alabama—Mobile, Montgomery and On*.
Ilka, clear and warm: Seims, clear nnd
pleasant; Huntsville, clear and warm.
Georgia—Columbus, Macon and America*
Jesr nnd warm; Savannah, partly cl •
and warm; Albany, clear ana hot.
North Carolina—Charlotte, rained last
night, now cool; Raleigh, cloudy and warm,
had rslna every day this week; Greensboro,
partly cloudy and warm.
Extreme Northwest—Partly cloudy nml
cooler, 38 to 68 degrees above; general rain*
Northwest—Partly cloudy, 66 to 66 degreci
above; general rains In North Dakots, local
In South Dakota and Minnesota.
West nnd Southwest—Partly cloudy, 64 to
WEATHER FORECAST.
Louisiana and East Texas—Fair Friday
nd Saturday; light south wlndn.
Georgia, Alahnran and Mississippi—Fair
Vlday and Saturday; light south winds.
West and East Florida—Local rains Kri
lov and Saturday; light south winds.
West Texas-Fair Friday and Saturday.
STATE FURECA8T.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Atlanta, 6s. 1VU 106
Atlanta, 4fts. 1922 107
Atlanta 4s. 1914 106
Atlanta and Welt Point 166
Atlanta nnd Welt Point Debts. 107
C. It. of Georgia first Income
do. second Income 89ft
do. third !ncom..e 87
Georgia 266
Augusta and Savannah 115
Southwestern 116
I
STATISTICS.
SBVEN BOOM OOTTAOB. WITH ATTIC
uud storage room. Built less than year
ago for a home. Large new tmrn and
servants* house. Plenty of shade ami fruit
Lot ») by S<10. Opposite Dr. Rid-
Box 62, Decatur, Ga.
GEORGIA SOLDIERS
MOVE ON SATURDAY
Friday night Valdosta. Savannah and
all troop, south of 5!aron will embark
for Chlckamauga.
Macon companies will leave early
Saturday morning and all Atlanta com
panies depart via the Seaboard at 3
o'clock Saturday morning.
The First. Second and Fifth regi
ments, National Guard of Georgia, will
reach Chlckamauga Saturday, re
maining In camp until August 15.
DEATHS.
Infant of It. T. Rockhlll, died at 331
Central avenue.
Bavannnh Jordan, 1 montha old, died at
Grady boapltal.
Glenn Tronp, 9 montha old. died of chol
era Infantum, St • Khlnehnrt atrevt.
Miaa Mary B. Smith. 61'year, old, died
at 185 Weat Hunter afreet.
Mra. Gena Bartlett, died of conaump-
on, at 68 I'aynea avenue,
lien Goldberg, Infant, died at 351 Wood-
ward arenne.
..Uary Ealene Saxe, 37 yenra old. died
at 120 Smith Boulevard.
Mrs. Charles A. I'Uurch. *7 year* old,
led of consumption at Ar J ^“* ~
J. Msrx, 90 yean old,
vide at Nicks jack camp.
PROPERTY~TRANSFER8.
34.000- C. II. Black to E. R. Black, one'-
half interest In lot on Carnegie place, near
Spring street. Warranty deed.
34.000- Andrew Calhoun to .Robert C. Al
ston, oim-hnlf Interest In same lot. War
ranty deed.
31,860— Hat«... n ..m U (.
lot on Stonewall street,
rnnty dee»1.
3390—J. IL Hightower to F. D. McMillan,
»t on DeGress avenue, near DeKalb sto-
ih*. Warranty deed.
3420—J. B. Hightower to F. D. McMlI-
* n "* another lot oh DeGreaa arenue, near
DeKalb avenue. Warranty deed.
3600—8. M. Carson to Mr*. S. C. Stevens,
lot on South avenue, near Grant street.
Mult claim deed.
ll.Stt-Mrs. 8. C. Stevens to Sam Norton,
same lot. Warranty deed.
31.800— Sam Norton to Mra. I. II. George,
■awe lot. Warranty deed.
F ' . IUa,oc k . n, “J L. Z. Rosser to
G. Kuhn and Mra. K. E. Kuhn, lot on
Ilnld«>rnenK street. Warranty deed.
. IL^-John T. Hall Jr., to Mrs. Clara
E. Mi, lot on corner Foundry and Maple
streets. Warranty deed. *
31.600—J. A. Williams to E. IV Ryan, lot
ou Oakland avenue, near !>oyle street. War
ranty deed.
3vi>—B. L. .
same lor. I^>nii deed.
32.200—Jacob Auerbach to Mra. E. M.
Buchanan awl W. O. Street. lot on Decatur
street, n^ar Yonge. W’arranty deed.
BUILDING PERMITS.
32.800— M. J. Sunquest. to build two-story
frame dwelling at 37 Crescent avenue.
3100—\V. P. Walthall, to build barn at
45 (Jaeen street.
37.400—J. 11. Chsmlee, to build four two-
story frame dwellings at 121-123-136-127 Mills
street.
George K. Murphy, to build one-
story frame dwelling at 23 Alta avenue.
3260—W. II. Withers, to repair two-story
frame dwelling at IS Dunlap street.
I2.50O-J. E. Chantt>ers, to bulbl two-story
frame dwelling at 334 Month Boulevard.
36.000- Mr*. W. I» Manley, to build two-
story brick building at 66 Fourteenth
street.
The barometer continues high over the
northeast ami Is rising throughout the south
Atlantic and gulf states and the n
west, there being a center of high pre»
over northern Montana. It Is somewhat
lower over the lake region and thft south
west, with a storm center over Lake Supe
rior. This depression over the lakes haa
leys. Itnln has also
states from New Etr
at scattered |>olnts
Heavy amounts sre i
ton nnd Washington,
tlaslsstp
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the 24 hours endlbg nt I * m., 75th
meridian time, August 3, 1906.
Tarap’ture.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA,
DISTRICT.
*At|nnta. cloudy. 7 .
•Chattanooga, clear. ,
Gainesville, cloudy. .
Greenville, cloudy. •
Griffin, cloudy. . .
•Macon, clear. . . .
Monticello, clear.' •
Newnan. clear. . . .
Rome, clear. . . . • •
Spartanburg, cloudy. ...
Tallapoosa, clear. .... 83
Toccon, elotidy. 81 ■
West Point, clear. .... 86
•Minimum temperatures are for 12 hour
period ending at 8 a. in. this date.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Charleston, S. C...*. .....142
Cheraw. H. C«.....1.60
Cncro. Tex....,, L50
Uwigvlew, Tex.... 1.92
CENTRAL
station:
ill
Ailfints. . .
AugiT.tn. . .
t'harip.ton. .
Gnivo.ton. .
Lltll, Hook. .
P. B«n to Mrs. A. W. Moll.
the Georgia troope, and will leave for
the ramp Saturday.
In all, Georgia will have about 1,600
men at Chlckamauga. and great good
- ,to expected to result from the maneu-
Colonel tv. O. Obeor haa been desig- vers. This state will lead In the num-
nated acting quartermaater general for ber of troops at the camp.
j!
ill
70
New Orleans.
Oklahoma. . .
Savannah. . .
Vicksburg. .
Wilmington- ...
IT Indicates InapptveftiKt* ralafalL
REMARKS.
The teroperstnres wdTO almut the s*m#
** for the previous 24 hours. Uatn fnll la
all portions of the licit except In the Okla
homa district. A few hetry rainfalls w«*ra
reported in South Cnrollan nnd Texas.
W. > A. ■ MITCHBLl*.
Temporarily In Charge.
THE . LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Private Leased Wire.
Chicago, Aug. 3.—Hogs: Estimated re
ceipts today, 12,000. Market strong re 5e
higher; quality fair; left over. 6.641; hulk,
f6.23Q6.46; estimated for tomorrow,
g®Ljse%jx&
goo.1 ttt CDwicw hM*y.
(‘sttl^Bstlmatsd receipt,. X.5W. »l<rkr;
steady; quality fair; tieevea, F.
cwwa. Il iicti; heifers, |3,36«S.»: rslv*
K.OOfff.OD; goo.1 prime eteers. li ioh"*':
joor to ^nedhjm^ 13.7065.00; etorker, nnd
SHBBI^Bstlmsteil receipts. 5,000. M«rk»t
steady; qusllty fslr: nsttve, g.OHi *•
Taxation Election Hold.
Hpeelsl to The Georgian.
Covington, Ga.. Aug. I.—The ele« il •»
for local taxation for public schools
and longer terms In Newton passed
very quietly Wednesday. The ts»a*
Hon was defeated as the result after
consolidation Thursday, showed
against 368 In favor of taxation, but ss
it requtrea a two-thlrds ■ majority f” r
local taxation to become a county !*»•
tbe plarallty waa of no uso.