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J THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. WANT AOS. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD No ad, taken for ten than 25 cents, the pries of four Unas. Six words of average length make a line. The following rates are for eonseoutlve Insertlonsi t flme , 3 times . 6 times . 28 times . 52 times . 78 times . 8 cents a line. . 5 cents a line. . 4i/4 cents a line. . 4 cents a line. . V/t cents a line. . 3 cents a line. WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR AD. WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. CALL U8 ON BELL PHONE 4927 MAIN, OR 4401 ATLANTA PHONE. When sending ads. pay for at rates quoted above. ADS FOR SITUATIONS WANTED WILL BE INSERTED FREE. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WANTED HELP—MALE. NIGHT' SCHOOL—B (IOJISBBPI N G. Shorthand. Typewriting. rtr*., only If a month. Draugbon's Practical noil new Col* Iw. Piedmont Hotel block. 122 Peacbf ‘ Bell phone 889. rail, phone or write catalogue. It will convince you Draugbon's la the heat. WANTED—THREE HOOD TRACK FORE men who mu lay ateel nml handle labor- era. Wages $3.50. Also, titty laborer* nt 11.60 per ilny. Apply Robert Uuasell Co.. Mnbleton, Os. WANTED—YOUNO pharmacy. Apply Dickie atreet, city. WANTED—YOUTH FOR INKCHANCE office. $15; youth for railway office, $20; aaleamnn for grocery store, 310; stenogra pher. 160; ateno-bookkeeper, 675. Bellamy Business Agency,; 1330 Gaudier building. WANTED-A BRIGHT. about 15, experience. STEADY ROY 15, to prove gnlleya; prefer one of ee. Apply Foreman “Georgian ’ be am! 10 a. pi- WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN pharmacy. Apply to Southern College of Pharmacy, 93 Luckle St., Atlanta. WANTED—ROOMS. Ogle 11 Sis. M. A. SHELTON, DON'T FOBOET M. A. SHELTON IS practical stove and rang# reps' work and material guaranteed. Be 6276. 61 B. Pryor atreet WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALElV lady, to handle dry gooila and Indie * r^ljdo^wmygwdaj iB ^^JTtera B a^eet^ |s SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. SITUATION WANTED RY A YOUNG man of experience; would like to secure GROCERY SALESMAN-FIVE YEARS’ experience; traveling grocery salesman, AGENTS WANTED. PICTURE AGENTS—REND YOUR WORK to nt for enlargement; fair prlcea. good finish; 16 by 20. Religious nnd scenery pic tures cheap. The Garner Company, ISA Psters atreet, Atlanta, Gs. PERSONAL DAVID W. YARBROUGH. MASTER PLLMBER, Fboees 1256. » B. Hnntor •». FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR 8AI.K CHEAP—BAUI.CK’K TYPE- wrltrc. A. II. Honlk.r, 516 Pct.ra Bldg. GET PRICES ON FURNITURE ANY- where cine, come to us nnd we will beat them. Robison A Barnes, 18 E. Hunter. OF It ENTIRE LINE OK MATTINGS RE- dured 6c a yard. Robison A Barnes, 16 E. Hunter street. CHEAPEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN Georgia. Rohlaon A Barnet, 18 E. Hunter. REFRIGERATORS AT COST. d ROBISON k Barnes. 16 Eaat Hunter atreet. FOR SALE—CONTROLLING INTEREST In a small oil mill In Georgia. Easy terms. Address Itnvenel A Smith. Atlanta. FOR SALE-TAILOR SHOP FIXTURES, Including cutting table, pressing utensils, etc. Apply to C. G. Gross. 415 Kiser Hldg., Atlanta, Gn. Bell phone 1067. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—ALL KINDS OF SALABLE school, law, medical books for cash. J. C. Gavan, 71 Whitehall street. 'Phone 1638. MISCELLANEOUS. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW TANAKA AND MILAN 8TUAW HATS cleaned and reshaped, 60c. Soft and stiff fait ha fa cleaned and •biped, Me. Banda or sweats, 25e each extra. ACME IIATTERB. 6% Whitehall St DR. W. J. TUCKER. nt home, without pnln or deteiitlon fro VICTOR MANGANESE AND CIIOME ateel bank anfea and vault doora; every thing In aafe line. 1L W. Ellla, Agent, 26 8. llroad atreet. FOR 8ALE—REAL ESTATE. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO HELL. place It with ua; we give It our special and personal attention. If It's worth the price we will sell It. C. II. Welle A Co., 1104 Fourth National Bank. PROFESSIONAL. BOARDERS WANTED. GOOD BOARD, EI^GANT ROOM, FOR gentleman with permanent position. 541 W. Cain atreet. Bell phone 4862 J. Main. ART 8CHOOL. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PRO* pie and others. American Investment Co.. 704 Candler Bldg. Established 1880. WETMAN & CONNERS. EQUITABLE. Mortgage loans on real estate. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK BUYS purchase money notes and lends money on Improved Atlanta property i. reason able rates. Bell phone 7». Gould Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6, 6 AND 7 PER cent Interest, according to security of fered; small expense and prompt attention. . —-- •- —*• near Atlanta. ount, W. ' Carson. 24 8. Broad street. FARM LOAN 8—WE ARE PLACING lotus on Georgia farms at the lowest rat#a ever ottered. The Southern Mortgage Company, Gould building. Herman, rooms 202-1 Temol* Court. also money for purchase money ‘notes. W. A. Foster. 12 8. Broad street. WANTED—MONEY. MONEY WANTED—61.500 WANTED AT once mi gowi business property worth 63,- 600. Address "Minify Wanted, mr«* The Georgian. FOUND. FRANKLIN. THE CLEAN CLEAN FEL* low. cleans suits 61 to 61.50 Panta 60c. 166 Whitehall SL l'huuvs, Beil 620, A. 3SSL WANTED! Have several customers with cash for ‘4th ward rent- to sell yours list it with LIEBMAN, Real Estate and Renting, 28 Peachtree St. STOP PAYING RENT BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD 1 rent. For prospectus and nlntls of the ev pnny, address 4. St. Julfen Yates. Bta Agent, 821 Amtell Bldg,, Atlanta, Ga. IIONB8T, TRUTHFUL, HUSTLING AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY , COUNTY IN GEORGIA. FRASIER & SMITH, Bell Phone 3533-M YE RFY AND BELL HOUSES AND LO' on <*.y term,. HC Auburn ari-nii*. COMPANY, 510 Temple Court. NORTH SIDE. NEAR NORTH HOULE YARD. room cottage. Just Cfiiiipleted. on „ and III line neighborhood. This In a beauty and cheap at fj.orio WfcHT END- SIX-ROOM COTTAGE ON < street, lot 76 by 200. Can you get your money? We can arrange terms..63,OOu SOUTH BOULEVARD, ~~ NEAR GRANT PARK. A BEAUT!FU six-room cottnge, on lot 6S by 160. Ca make attractive terms on this $3.4» FORMWAI.T STREET— SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH AM, modern Improvements. aud close In; lot 5 by 190. Just the place for n nice hoine.62.75 HfSWAItT AVENUE! NEAR WHITEHALL STREET. FI\K room cottage, on lot 50 by )5i Thin is ver.. yheap at 61.830 BASS STREET. POL AVENUE, A NICE 1 good lot. ThU la eatigaHng*!.' KELLY J*TREE LITTLE FOUR-ROOM by 150. ThU U K BKAUTIFUI eeottage on lot l Georgia avenue. ltoNNlE BRAE. HERE WE UAVE A SMALL on good lot tlint * home; near car lln terms.. .. ANILL STREET- lot .. ThU Is a gi>ofI jdare for a bust- Now rented to good tenant.. ..61,750 LET S RENT THAT VACANT HOUSE FOR YOU con get you a tenant with earn*. Irish to buy or sell real estate, It v to your Interest to see us. FOR SALE—TYPEWRIT ERS. We have ail makes aeoond-hand and rebuilt Typewriters at prices to move them. If yon fall to let us know your wants In this line you will lose money. Write or call for "Special Sale Ltst." We maintain the best repair department In the South and guarantee the best work. SOUTHERN STATES WRITING MACHINE CO. 121-2526 Candler Bldg. ARCHITECTS. LET US DRAW YOUR PLANS AND build your house. We can save you money. Address P. O. Box 575. BICYCLE 8UNDRIE8. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors In the South.- Southern agents for .,V l ?. rce ; *A.f; 8nell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 1906 catalogue and price list. Alexander- Elyen Co. CABINET WORK AND MODELS. CABINET WORK AND NOVBl.TIM. Prompt service. Bell 'phone 2374. Atlanta Wood nnd Iron Novelty Works, 389 Marietta street. MEDICAL. FILER-PROTRUDING. ITCHING. AND bleeding •piles Mired without the knife. / pain or detention from business; cure guar anteed. Write or call today If you are suf fering. Advl.o free. Dr. W. J. Tucker, lo% ^ N. Broad street, Atlanta. Ga. g 'J HE’S THE MANTHAT SKU.8 HOT A IB. Installs furnaces In old houses ns well - as new. He prepares a cellar If you have none. Moncrief Furnace Co. Both phones. MESSENGER SERVICE. >• FOR PHOMIT AND RELIABLE MBS- n tengers, 'phone 33. J. A. Davies and J. C. Iiranan. PICTURE FRAMES. PICTHRB KliAMEH MADE TO OBDBB. II. W. Yfirl.rough. Auburn «veuu«, corner Peachtree. Entrance Auburn are- t uue. PBESSIN«^a£tk/h ®i-thi?’new BU- rekn Pressing Club—Cleaning— Repairing. Atlanta ’phone 700, Bell ’phone 2475. 106V4 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Gs. Membership 61 per month. r 8EWING MACHINES. _ „ RENTED—TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH, cither Singer or Wheeler A Wilson. We reut only new machines with complete set of attachments. Prompt delivery. Roth 'phones 1893. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 79 Whitehall street. STOVE8 AND RANGE8 REPAIRED. STOVES AND RANGES REPAIRED AND set up. Expert workman. Patterson F urnlture house, 286 Teters street ’Phones, Atlanta 2472, Bell 794 West. We buy any thing. | TALKING MACHINES. TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines and Records. Just received large consignment of machines nml over 10,000 records. Immediate attention given mnll orders. Wo wnnt tae names of all talking machine dealers In the South. Write for catalogue. Alexander-EIyeu Co. . TRUNK AND BAG REPAIRING. II. W. ROUNTREE A BBO. TRUNK AND BA(i LO. Retail nml repairing. No. 17 Whitehall street. Phone 1578. _ WATCHMAKING. TO THE -TRADE: COMPLICATED watch.>» nro my hobby. Mo«!ern Mena In work and deallngn. II. Walter Lett. Room 1217 Fourth National Honk Bldg.. Atlanta. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. „< LUCK IE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Ball 2335. Men s sewed half soles. 75c. D. T. WEST & CO., PONTR ACTORS, .... builders and repairers. Silk N. Foriyth St. Bell (Main) 1061 nnd 2266. Atlanta 306 mill 2266. ' HOMER L. HUNT, RTKNOOBAPHER A CORRESPONDENT. 3354 Whitehall St. 22<4 s. Broad St. Bell Phone No. SH7. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS, HALLWOOD8, IDEALS and nil other makea at bargain prices. We can sell you a register, suitable for any business, nt n price that can not help but please you. Cash or monthly payments. Every reg ister guaranteed for two years. SECOND-HAND CASH JtEGISTERS OF ALL MAKES BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE SOUTHERN Second-Hand Cash Register Store, 24 South Ilrond Street, Atlanta. Ga. . t GLORE & JUSTIN, 215 Peters Building. FOUR ROOMS AND IIALL. LAKEWOOD Heights; lot 120 by 150; naif block car line; fur a few days at $1,060 spot cash; bargain, with good future. # WE HAVE ABOUT 2 ACRES IN WEST End. a beautiful grove and corner lot; only 63.no0. SIX ROOMS, MODERN HOUSE, BEST part Jonoa avenue; 61,000 cash, balance easy; see us about this. 20% ACRES ABOUT THREE FOURTHS of a mile from Howell Station. If you wnnt to double your money In a short time, Imy this; only $100 per acre. BRAND-NEW; FIVE ROOMS AND HALL; sidewalks and sewer connections; renting at 614 per month. Kennedy street. EIGHT ROOMS; MODERN; CLOSE IN, on East Fair street If you want a nice home, close In, see os about this; only $3,- 600. IF YOU WANT SOME NICE LOTS TO build houses on to rent, see ut; we have J them from $150 up. LOT NO. 10 INMAN PARK. THE PRET- tiest lot sold recently by Roff Situs * * Co.; with eight large oak trees; one-half * cash nnd $10 per mouth. Price 6500. | FOR RENT. - \ 339 PEACHTREE STREET. V THIS TEN-ROOM COTTAGE, ON LOT 100 by 260. Is on the east side of Peachtree | street, at the junction of Ivy; the build- s lug Is one and a half story ten room frame. $ and bus eight rooitiH on the first floor, and . one room and trunk room on the second * thmr; has four servants* rooms, and stable; lias Just lw*en put In sidetulid repair; Is |* known as the T. D. Meador property. V Rents $83.36 per month. Partly furnished, i- 4‘V» SPRING STREET. 1 THIS TWO STORY SEA’EN ROOM HALF house ell lot |0 liy 150, which lies level. Is i on the east aide of Spring street, lie tween £ Linden street mid North avenue; has gas. f hot nnd «oh! water: bath, closet, sink in 1 Hu* kitchen; Is In a u«hhI neighborhood; 4< and In fairly rihmI repair; Is not far from Tech school; West Peachtree cars one block It a wav. Rent on lease $25 per month. v JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 1 THE RENTING AGENT. J> 12 Auburn Avenue. Both Phone* (It. a FOR SALE. r A very desirable building lot 53jc175 A feet, corner Highland avenue and “ Ponce DeLeon Circle. DeLOACH MILL MFG. CO.. n 400 Highland Avenue. In »l TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN The Problem of readily obtaining good help has been Solved most satisfactorily by those that have used the Help Wanted Columns of The Georgian, a newspaper that draws from a list of over 100,000 readers. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, Phones 5488. 412 Peters Building. 12.sos—oak st.; e rtooit cottage; lot -60x188; lies level; beautiful section, and ire can make terms right to atiltable party. 1.750—BETWEEN THE PEACHTIlEES we have for sale a beautiful 6-room cot- nge on nice elevated lot This Is some- hlng strictly choice; can make terms If 14TII STREET; LIES Inst chance to get on this “* anything * like this splendid home. pretty street, we have nice 5- ge on lot 60x180. This Is nil ex- iposltlnn and we can sell it to I, pretty Tola is on large, slindy lot; -.lone U worth nlmoa nothing of the lot. lies well and house ».000—CLOSE IN. JUST OFF WIIITE- Imll; 11 room splendidly built home, on lot 2x175. We can make terms of 61.000 cash Real Estate Agents, Atlanta Phone 3803. SPECIAL. NOUTH PRYOR ST.—TEN-ROOM 2-STORY bouse; large lot, beautiful oak mantels; thU is a beautiful home. The owner Is moving away from the city nml will sell at “ * ‘ of 64.150. SPRING ST.—TEN-ROOM HOUSE; FUR- nare-lieated and up to date. 65,700. giH’TII I’ltVOR HT.—TEN-ROOM Hut'SE, corner lot; all uuHleru Improvements; wc will offer this beautiful home for few days at $4,860. Tbla In a sure bargain. CREW ST.-HEVKN-llOOM IIOI'SE, Ut* to date In every particular. Price 62.500. CREW ST.—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; COR- lier lot. 63.160. See rs Edit WEST PEACHTREE homes. liEllltlilA AVE.-KEVENROOM 2STI111V house: new. $3,261. llASH ST.-TWO STDI1V 8-ROOM IHlI’HE. near Washington street. 62,000. BANS Ml'.—S’lX-ltOOM COTTAOK; ALL Improvements. $2,500, wi;mt end-mkvkn room hopme; all linprovenieutH. $2,500. WEST END-TENIIOO.M HOUSE AND servntit's house* 112x200. 66,000. SKVEltAI. HEAtlTIFI L llO.MES ON N. Jackson street. FORREST AVE.-TWOSTORY 7 AND 8- room houses. $5,500 eaeh. HOMES FOR MALE IN ALL PARTS oV the elty. WE MEI.I. VACANT LOTH IX ALL PARTS of the elty at attractive prices. MATHEWS & HILL. 611-12-13 Empire Building, Bell Phone M. 1748. Atlanta 172. WE HAVE A CLIENT WITH 63.000 TO Invest In good rent paying proposition. If you have anything that will pay a good !u- terest on this amount eall and see us. ON THE W. & A. RAILROAD. 12 MILES from Atlanta, and only % of mite from railroad station, we have a farm of SO acres. 30 acres cleared and nlnnted In Blbertn peaches which paid 61.000 this year; 60 acres of wood, and we consider this a bargain at 63,600. 61.250—.Splendid 6-rooin house on the west skle, air Improvements, reuts regularly at 612.60 per month. Has city water and gas, and is a genuine little bargain for the money. 12.400-TWO "<T00I» BROOM HOUSES iS best of condition bccuptcrt by white ten ants, rented the year around nt 624 per month. If you have got any Idle money you want to Invest this Is the spot. 45.254—THIS IS TUB PRICK WE HAVE one of the l>est North side streets. Lot Is nicely elevated. This section Is unsurpassed for nretty homes In Atlanta. Now occupied by the owner and a splendid bnrgatn. We can arrange this sale so that you will not have to pay more than 62,609 cash. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE On the 2d day of October (first Tuesday) the undersigned will Hell three tracts of Innd In DeKnlb county. Just beyond East Atlanta, and near the Fulton county line, one containing 31.4 acres, one 41.7 acres, and the Other 63 acres, all admirably sidled for dairy farms. The legal advertisement Is now nimiluir In the DeKalh New Era, and the sale will take place In front of the court house In 1/echtur at about 11 a. in. A right-of-way has been conveyed through two it these lots for an electric car line. For particulars, apply to the undersigned. J. HOWELL GREEN, Administrator Nancy Ford, Deceased. 1202 Century Hldg. STATISTICS. BUILDING PERMIT8. 6560—Randal Brothers to move three one- story frame dwellings nt 645 Marietta street, BIRTHS. To Mr. aud Mrs. 8. B. Hamlet, nt 57 West End avenue, a boy. DEATHS. James Gerald Edwards, 1 year < died of dysentery, at 123 Jones avenue. Mrs. Fain Thompson. 35 years old, died of heart failure, nt 496 Crew street. PROPERTY~TRAN8FER8. 63,500—.? N. McEnchcrn to A. Q. Dobbs, >t on Lawton atreet. near Oglethorpe street. Warranty deed, 61.000— Ulmrles M. Roberts to James Brown,, lot on ltasberry street, near Fort •t. Warmt»ty deed. . 0—James A. Brown to Mrs. 8. A. Low, same hit. Loan deed. 67.000— Hlgfrled Samuels to J. & A. Frei berg, lot on Ormond street, near Washing- worth, lot on South Boulevard, near Sidney street. Bond for title. 61,600—I». S. Boyd to Mrs. E. L. Osbiirn, tot on Ueutrnl avenue, near Hlchardsmi street. Wnrnnty deed. 62.255— Planters' Bank at Atnericus. On., to Mrs. A. F. Bellliigrath. lot on Mllledge ave- uue, near Grant street. Warranty deed. 61,650-Mrs. Victoria Bursou to W. E. Newell, lot on Hurt street. Warranty deed. 61.575—Snvnnunh Gunn Mutual I«oun aud Banking Company. Jot on White Alley near Uounnlly street. Mortgage. 62.000—Mrs. Annie Fagan, to Mrs. I,aurn II. Robertson, lot oil Wellborn street, near West End avenue. Wnxauty deed. 61,800—s. B. Turman to W. M. Selcer. lot ji Luelle street, near Culberson street. Bond for title. W. A. FOSTER, Real Estate and Loans, 12 S, Broad. five-room cottage, all the city conve- leiices. Grant park ff»r a trout yard. rice 11.800. Easy terms. ICIIMoNP AVEN'l’K - LAKEWOOD Heights, only half block from the car brand-new, well built cottage home, ntnlnlng four rooms ited lot, 60 ■ “** ** rtcc. 61,000. iml hall; nice ele- ARMY OF CUMBERLAND TO HOLD REUNION. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., ’Sept. 26.—Dur ing the reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland, which will be held here October 17 and 18, several regimental organizations will hold their reunion also. Among these will be the Eighth and Seventeenth Ohio regi ments and the Tenth Ohio cavalry, which have reserved accommodations for 600 soldiers. They, will come here In n special train. It is expected that at least 5,000 veterans will be in at tendance during the combined reun ions. ROBERTS’ ATTORNEYS ARE ALLOWED FEES. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 26.—The superior court of Walker county, Ga.. has decided a case concerning fees for Latlmore & Hudson, of this city, and Bale A Shaw, of LaFayette, In the case of J. W. Roberts, the former aldermai of this city who Is seivlng a life sen tence In the Georgia penitentiary- for wife murder. Roberts' attorneys charged him a fee of $2,00, and Payne charged him a fee of $2,000, and Payne deed of trust proceedings secured by Roberts’ attorneys or the ground of In sanity and they were sustained. As a results Roberts’ attorney got $900 be sides a fee of $2fy), which was paid In cash. Semi-Central Property. No. 105 S. Pryor St.—55x105, right on the edge of business houses; price $8,500. Nos. 156 and 160 Madison avenue—Corner lot 122* 107, one block from freight depot; a big, close-in corner for $6,000. No. 283 Marietta St—Corner lot, 97 1-2x116, one block beyond Sharp’s drugstore, in good business so,, tion; price $13,000. ‘ L * FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. GEORGIA NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS MOATS 18 ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE Terms 6400 cash am NT PARK /EUTION-NIUE SIX ottage; gas nml water; hard oil ulsh: elevated lot; cabinet mnijtel*. dou- le floored; nearly new; splendid value LY HTItEKT - NKAU FAffi street school; well built and substantial ttage home, containing five rooms and . WMO.V STREET-TWO-MIOH • muii bonne. All conveniences. ; price 63.OT0. Good home or In- propoaltlon. treet. First class white renting proper- paying 625 per month. Pricy $2,500. •11 Ph(me 2027. Atlanta’ Phone W\. SALES DEPARTMENT: S. HOOK. R. V. EVE. Election Commissioners. Newberry, S. C., Sept. 26.—Governor C. Heyward has made the follow- g appointments of election committ ment for Newberry' county on the Federal—B. B. Leltzsey, J. D. Nance, \V. II. Sanders. • State—Fred II. Dominick, M. J. Longshore, J. P. Harman, Special to The Georgian. t Homer, Oa., Sept. 26.—The case of the state against Henry J. Moats, charged with the murder of Lamar Ed wards, was called at 9 o’clock Mon day, and In twenty-seven minutes a verdict of acquittal was rendered. The difficulty originated In a quar rel, and the use of knives, Edwards be ing the aggressor, when Mouts stab bed. cutting the large artery on the right side of the neck. GREAT COaTeXHIBIT AT JAMESTOWN EXPO. Special to The Georgian. Bristol, Tenn., Sept. 26.—Hon. Claude A. Swanson, governor of Virginia, has addressed a letter to General Manager Peters, of the Bristol*board of trade, In which he states that he will be here on the night of October 1 to meet the mine owners and operator* of the southwest Virginia coal fields with a view to perfecting arrangements for an Elaborate exhibit of the vast mineral resources of southwest Virginia at the Jamestown exposition. 7 The governor will be given an Informal reception in the parlora of the Holyton club. CONDUCTOR 18 KILLED WHILE MAKING COUPLING Cornelia. Ga.. Sept. 26.—Captain \V. It. West, eouductor on the Tnllultth Fnlls rail way. was Instantly killed yesterday at Dil lard. Ga.. while coupling a baggage car to a imticlu lie had Imen Iti the service of the company alxiut five years and wua liked l»y every one that knew him. He was a niemlmr of the Order of Rnil- vay Conductors and a niemlier of the Sin smile lodge at Cornelia. Hi* leave* a wife and several brothers nml sisters. He had many friends tu Atlanta, Gainesville aud CJarkesvllle. » Negroes for Offices. Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Ga., Sept. 26.—yesterday the county Republican committee met and decided to put a ticket In the field for county offices. A Republican will be nominated for congress, though the committee knows there Is no chance to win. Chairman J. C. Simmons says there are some negroes registered, however, and they ought to have a chance to vote. All the nominees are negroes. Monday night a negro mass meeting will be held to ratify the nom (nations. Building Cars for Panama. Special to The Georgian. Way'cross, Ga., Sept. 26.—The car factory In this city Is now running day and night, and turning out from six to ten completed cars per day. AH the cars for the United States govern ment, to be sent ta Panama, are to be constructed In the Savannah shops of the car company. McClellan for Commissioner. Special to The Georgian. Clarkston, Ga., Sept. 26.—An enthu siastic meeting of the citizens of Clark ston, held at the town hall, unanimous ly Indorsed Hon. J. E. McClellan for county commissioner of DeKnlb coun ty. Mr. McClellan has served with distinction for tour "years ad chairman of the board In DeKalb. Munitions for Atlanta. Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 26.—Quite a number of express shipments of rllles, pistols and ammunition were made from Columbus to parties In Atlanta yesterday. There was such a drain upon the local hardware stores that some of them have telegraphed for more supplies. Building Good Roads. Special to The Georgian. Waycross, Ga., Sept. 26.—The Ware county commissioners have divided theJr good roads forces Into two gangs, and the work 'of putting the Ware county public roads Into first class shape Is being carried on In two sec tions of the county. Convict labor Is used on both gangs, and with the aid of the traction engine and Improved good road machinery, 2 or 3 miles are straightened, turnplker and graded each day. New Park Site Bought. Waycross, Ga., Sept. 26.—The city has recently purchased ground, for a park from Dr. Folks, on Elizabeth street, and now Hon. W. M. Toomer and Dr. B. H. Williams have both of fered free of charge to the city bodies of land on which It is proposed to es tablish a park. With the numerous little squares and triangular parks In the city it Is not likely that Waycross people will suffer for the want of fresh air in the future. Heavy Fine For Clotljior. Special to The Georgian. Amerlcus, Ga., Sept. 26.—Six hun dred'dollars was the penalty imposed by Judge Charles Crisp In the city court upon Joel Bros., Hebrews, who came here recently from Jacksonville, and established a clothing store. The charge against them was selling sec- stdte law. Albany Real Estate Deal. Special to The Georgian Albany. Gn., Sept. 26.—A real estate deal has been closed here between Mrs S. D. Llttlepage and a representative of the Davis estate, whereby the for mer becomes sole owner of four store buildings on Broad street, formerly owned by them Jointly. Mrs. Little- page paid 612.500 for the half Interest that ahe Just acquired. Bond teaue la Sold. Special to Tin .GeOrtfnn. LogansviUe, Ga., Sept. 26.—The bus iness men of Covington are working for an extension of the Central of Georgia railroad to this point, which, If accomplished, will alvc LogansviUe superior railroad facilities. It will be the terminus of two systems. The $10,000 bond Issue has been sold and work will be begun In a few days on a model stone building. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. KOB ATI.ANTA AND VICINITY ...... tonight aud probably Thursday* Ka B t.J? EATH ^ R CONDITIONS. 8 llul P show, two I'Xl.'IlKlv,. arwl . premire, one em-ertug tl,,. hirif nf Mi. limp ..Miti-Hl <in tli,* e aS 'S No"- England, tUp othi'r eorpriiiii ti.,- n<!ri. f west, centered over Montana null Dakota. Between thA”S5 li a t?o,?ah 1’f. * ow ! < *r presHure extending down Mississippi valley. The West Imiin * ...» movidi to tS; ..onhivft JSdV'ES JP> ?! New. Orleans' ffi II. the K..lr south of eomldued Influenre of the hl.lm" ■* pnu.ingr.p.iernl rittn, over the' oiiitj nml In the Mississippi vnlley. Rnln Is f . h.B this moping nf Vlekriiurg, Meinphi, Nnshtllle. St. lands. Havnnniih, Cl.nrlt.iir’ Asheville nml Cincinnati. The rains wen henvlejt In portion., of Tetiuessec, liinn. ArkntiMiia unit hum, Arkansas and Texas. The temperature has fallen considerably nt many northwestern atatJous, while a the northeast It is warmer. Over th# smith the changes have been imnll. n- * trule. * The conditions favor cloudy weather and Thursday rtt 11 U tW “ TOCt,0U tonight uod J. B. MAKBURY, Section Director. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending nt 8 n. m.. 75th meridian time, September 25. 1906. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. •Atlanta, ejondy. . . •Chattanooga, rain.. Columbus, cloudy. . . Gainesville, cloudy. . Greenville, rain Griffin, cloudy, . . . •Macon, cloudy. . . MonticpMft. cloudy. . Newnun. cloudy. . . Rome, cloudy Spartanburg, cloudy. Tallapoosa, cloudy. . Toccou. cloudy. . . . West Folnt. cloudy. = !?! Ill Minimum temperatures are fur tweh> hour period ending nt 8 a. m., this date. HEAVY RAINFALL. Monroe, La Brooklmveii. La.... Brinkley. Ark.. . Forest City. Ark.. New Fort, Ark.. . Paris. Tex., CENTRAL STATION. School Building Begun. Kpudut to The Georgian Wrlghtsvllle, Ga., Sept. 26.—Work on the new school building at this place was begun Monday. The building will have seventeen rooms and nn audito rium, with a seating capacity of 700. The coat will be |30,000. Mayor Receive* Praise. Special to The Georgina. Macon, Ga., Sept. 26.—All day yester day Mayor Smith received praise from hundreds of Macon’s best citizens for the firm stand he took In prohibiting the appearance In Macon of Thomas Dixon’a play, ’’The Clansman.” . Clerks Want Increase. Special to The Georgina. Macon, Ga., Sept. 26.—General dls satisfaction in the general offices of the Central railway agency here has caused the entire force of more than 50 clerks to enter a united effort to se cure a raise of 10 per cent- throughout the clerical work, and a communication signed by all but one man has been sent to Superintendent J. H. Hall, of Macon division. Ku Klux Regalia Seized. Special to The Georgian. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 26.—The police authorities today discovered a secret organization of Ku Klux In Augusta and broke It up. Detectives found In a local Job printing office literature pri vately printed for the organization, and on further investigation found that a local tailoring establishment had made gowns and other regalia for the band. The literature and gowns were confis cated, the former being destroyed. Whits and Black Fight Special to The Georgian. Commerce, Ga.. Sept. 26.—Robert Morrison, a white man, and Peter Moon, colored, engaged In a fight at Hlx, In Madison county, yesterday. Morrison was shot In the hand, and Moon was shot once In the throat, and three times In the breast Charleston... Galveston.. .. Little Rock.. Meiuphfs. .. . Mobile. Montgomery. New Orleans.. Oklahoma. . Savannah. . Vlekshurg... . Wilmington. Temp’tu re. Max. Min. Dlst. Averages. *^77 T indicates inappreciable rainfall. REMARKS. •astern portion of the belt, where th* fulls were 6 to 10 degrees. I'reelpltnt f n occur red over the entire belt, with heavy fulli In West Tennessee, Louisiana, ArkaaftH and eastern Texas. J. B. MARBURY. Section Director. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE. Officially eorrectca by Atlanta Fruit «m Produce Exchange. Lemons. 67.75CT8.00. Limes, 60<tf75e. Pineapples. 61.50^2.60. Bananas, straights, per bunch, S1.5901.n> Culls, per bunch. 61.00ffl.25. CALIFORNIA fftUIT—Fancy stock: Emerta peaches, per box, 61.60. Mountain Bartlett penrs, per box, 93.25. Gross plums, jw»r crate, $2. Columbian prunes, per crate, 62. Rose Fern grapes, per crate, 62.50. Blue Malvolse grapes, per crate, S2.aa Cocoannts, per sack. $3.76. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE-* Lire hens. 36«37V4c; fries, 22Vk025c; broil- er f,lve^fuejes*, Pekin, 35c; paddle, 264?27tfe. Dressed hens, per pound, 12013c. Eggs, per dozen, 23c. Butter, table, per pound. 20O22ftc; cool ing. per pound. 12HCl&o. . Honey, new, S©10o pound; In one-pounJ racks. lfrffUe. , VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes. No. I stock, per bushel. 61.0' . K Cabbage (Virginia. l%c pound; Ihtnlia, t.linu henna per pound, 6c; Navy, $2.10 per bushel. FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS. FLOUH-Fosters patent. 66.00; Dlnncnl potent, $5.25; Mnscmitah Star, 64.i0; fancy patent. 64.50; Red Eagle. $4.15; Blue Rll« *3.90; fancy. 63.90; spring wheat patent. 9*■» ^COUN—Choice red cob, 72c; No. 2 whbft 70e; No. 2 yellow, 69e; mixed. 68c. , . . OAT8—Choice white clipped. 48c; cM™ white, 67c; choice mixed, 45e; Texas rust proof, 60c. . .. MKAl*—Plain water-ground, per hush* 67e; tmlted. 140-pound Jutes per bushel. wj» Shorts, white, -|l.50: medium. 61.40: bruw»» 61.30; pure bran, 61.10; mixed brnti. IL<b. „ lIAvvrimothy, choice large bales, 61 b- do., choice small bales, $1.10: do., N‘»- * timothy bnles, $1.06; No. 2, $1.00; do., V'. j* eloei r mixed 61.00; do.. No. 2 ctorer tulx*-, 61.00. ULOVEU-Choice Bermuda, 75c. ItYE—Georgia, 61.10; Tennessee, 90c. iw The above prices are f. o. h. Atlanta. anJ subject to Immediate acceptance. GROCERIES. SUGAR—Standard granulated. 16. Ll , York refined, 4%c; plantations. 5c. Mar*" r %tlW?-non.,'* Arbiivkl bulk, in bags a. barrets. i3c; green. 12c RICE—Carolina 4H07Hc. according grade. New crop will arrive In two CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, w, twins, I4*4c. Market strong. _ n . rt FRO VIS ID N8—Supreme hams. I5e. P"” hams. l5Hc. California hams. $?.«•>: Cross hams, 15o. Dry salt extra ribs. 69.J • bellies, 20-6 lbs., 610.60: fat Iwcks. 8c; l>l :,t .£ ic; Supreme lard, 610.12H; Red Craw. Bnow Drift compound. 7H«t; R« Cross. 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. Georgia, R. R. 6s. 1910.. Savannah 5s; 1909 Macons 6s, 1910..., .» .... .. ..»w Atlanta, 6a. !9U Atlanta, 4Hs. 1922 Atlanta 4s, 1934 1^> Atlanta and West Folnt. . . .Iw Atlanta and West Point Debf»..107 Central Railway of Georgia 1st do. do. 2d Income do. 3d Income.. Georgia.... Bid- A*krf ..112 ..105 ,.im Augusta nml Savannah. Southwestern Georgia Pacific 1st*.. .. C., C. a no A. lata.. ..363 . .115