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BARRED OUT. Slim Chances of the South Carolina Exhibit Finding Room. The question of such a division of space in the Womans’ Building that all appli cants will be suited, has proven by far the most intricate problem which has xet confronted the ladies of the board. There is a strong probability at the pres ent writing that the ladies who have been at work for a South Carolina exhibit will be forced to abandon their plans. Through a misunderstanding the Palmetto state was not given a separate room for its display. At a recent meeting of the board of women managers, the application came up for final action, and the discour aging discovery was made that there was no space available. At this juncture Mrs. E. L. Tyler, chairman of the committee on decorative art, offered to share her allotment with the South Carolina committee. Accord ingly one end of the large hall in the building was reserved for them. A short time ago the reservation was voided by the ladies themselves, who were then negotiating for a prominent location in the annex. Mrs. Tyler then entertained an application from a number of Russian women who wished space for an exhibit, and the portion of the hall previously tendered to the South Carolina board was given them. Subsequently the deal for space in the annex fell through, and as the latter applicants had already packed and shipped their exhibit, it was impos sible to again place it at the disposal of the ladies of Governor Evans’ State. Consequently it is now probable that this interesting exbibit will not be at the Exoo>ition. The South Carolina ladies have worked long and hA-d to get up a fine display and raise the Necessary funds, and it will be a sore disappointment should no available space be found between now and the opening of the gates. THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD. This magnificently managed road is the only one entering the ground, and they will run a ten minute schedule to and from there, charging 10 cent fare each way. This furnishes the most rapid transit possible, and the public will find it much to their advantage to avail them selves of it. In addition to these facilities the South ern has erected the most unique and classical building on the ground. It is pure white with a gilded dome surmounted by a heroic size female figure represent ing modern railway progress. Inside will be a Bureau of Information under the auspices of the passenger department and a similar bureau conducted by the Land and Immigration department of this great system. This will prove an immense convenience to the public, and exhibits an entemrise deserving the high est commendation. With its cars entering the ground, quick schedules and reliable service, the South ern should be the popular carrier of the people to the big show. THE EXPOSITION Is incentive sufficient for people to buy jewelry and silverware and ornaments. We desire to say that we have everything in our line, at lowest prices. Stilson- Collins Jewelry Company. AUftallhlf Oppenheim’s nedliny No. 14 Pure Rye Whisky, No. 1 Whitehall street. Dr. Hathaway & Co. are the leading specialists in all diseases peculiar to men and women. 22% South Broad street. PUKE OLD STARLIGHT RYE, SI.OO PER BOTTLE. BAILEY & CARROLL. ’PHONE 1039. THE EXPOSITION Is incentive sufficient for people to buy jewelry and silverware and ornaments. We desire to say that we have everything in our line, at lowest prices. Stilson- Collins Jewelry Company. THE LELAND. The Lelands have become famous throughout the world as hotel managers, being second to none. This is true to such an extent that the Kimball proprie tors, looking over the country for a past grand master of hotels, sought a Leland. The very name Leland implies the best of everything in the hotel line, and the Leland in Atlanta is no exception. There is every convenience in regard to hot and cold water, toilet, etc., on all floors. The cuisine is excellent, and the waiters quick and efficient. The management of the Leland has fallen on worthy shoulders in the person of Mrs. L. C. Dunn, a most charming lady, who personally looks after the wants of her guests. Anyone desir ing to stop at a first class hotel cannot do better than to write Mrs. L. C. Dunn, 29- 31 Houston street. Rates, $2.00; capaci ty, 125; location, central. The M. M. Mauch Company, wall paper, paints shades, picture frames, decorators. Samples sent The Jossey House, Decatur, Ga., is the place to spend a day, week or month. Everything first class. Terms reasonable. Only six miles from Atlanta. Fare, 5 cents. DR. JAMES SPICER, SPECIALIST. Treats with a guarantee at Spicer’s Institute, 23% Whitehall St. All dis eases peculiar to the sexes. Fetter’s. Respess Co. Half-tones, 2 S. Broad. H. GREENWALL’S 2 Nights and Thursday Matinee, COMMENCING SEPT. 11. The Superb Scenic Production of the Grand Romantic Play “Darkest Russia” Under the management of— SIDNEY R. ELLIS. Depicting Scenes in the Czar’s Empire. Elaborately Staged. Magnificently Acted. Gorgeously Costumed. Seats at Silverman's. Regular Prices. ELECTRIC TELEPHOnT Sold outright, no rent, no royalty. Adapted to City, Village or Country. Needed in every home, shop, store and office. Greatest conven ience and best seller on earth. Agents make from 85 to 850 per day. One in a residence means a sale to all the neighbors. Fine instruments, no toys, works anywhere, any distance. Complete, ready for use when shipped. Can be put up by any one, never out of order, no repairing, lasts a life time. Warranted. A money maker. Write W. P. Harrison & Co.. Clerk 10, Columbus. 0. MRS. ROSA F. MONNISH, M.D. (Graduate of German and American Colleges) PRIVATE SANITARIUM FOR WOMEN 3 Church st -> ATLANTA, GA. DR. W. A. MONNISH At present attending at New York Hospitals, WILL RETURN SEPTEMBER Ist. Pfl! I CPTinWC SEND YOUR past due notes, uULLIU IIU It di claims, judgments, etc., to J. R. Tolleson, rooms 21 and 22, second floor, Inman Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. If he cannot collect them they are not worth any further consideration. Give him a trial and you will be convinced Collections made any where No collections, no charge. Testimonials furnished from prominent merchants and bankers. SIGNS- — n. McGinley, BANNERS- —40% Peachtree The Looking Glass Mg We operate the I largest Copper Half-tone V- Kg and Line Engi aving and wbW gg Stereotyping establish- tun went in the South. The WL ■at work turned out is of as Wg high-class as that pro wH duced in the North. //feg * HEARD RESPESS CO. Heard Respess, Mgr. I Wi 2% South Broad St., ' ATLANTA. GA. A Haked Man Walking down Whitehall street one day last week caused a wild commotion among the natives. When finally arrested, he explained that he was driven distracted by tailors who could not fit him, so was looking for R. Fred Dixon, Who, he had heard, could fit all people as no one else could. He was excused, found Dixon, and is now happy. STRANGER ARE YOU HUNGRY? IF SO GO TO THE Imperial Restaurant 7 N. ST. AND GET THE BEST MEAL FOR THE LEAST MONEY Grand Duchess Cheroots THE BEST EVER MADE. We are wholesale agents for this famous brand. We also manufacture the renowned La LINDA, La MORENA, ODETTE and BILL KITCHENS Cigars. These are exceptionally fine goods and we offer Special Low Prices to Retailers. GATE CITY CIGAR FACTORY, 42 S. PRYOR STREET, I MONEY TO LOAN. On Watches, Dia monds, Guns, Musical / X Instruments, Business 1 \ strictly confidential. I I We have a large assort- | | ment of unredeemed pledges in watches and diamonds for sale cheap. Capital City Loan Co.. 24 Marietta St., between Peachtree and Broad. Mrs. J. J. Krom, HAIR WORK, HAIR DRESSING, ETC. J.J.Krom, Specialist, successfully treats all local Scalp Diseases, -meh as Floculent Dandruff, and all Scaly Affections; al o. Imperfect Circula tion. Deficient Nutrition and Debility of Scalp. Hair L -ss corrected. Baldness prevented, and Hair Growth promoted where Bal ness al ready exi-ted; or when deficient in Whiskers, Mustache, Eyebrows, etc. Co sultation free. KROM’S HAIR BAZAAR, “The Grand,” Atlanta, Ga. BotefftFagon ATLANTA. GA. American and European Plans Finest and best conducted Hotel Palace in the South. Highest and coolest location in the City. Three and one half blocks from Union Depot on Peachtree Street. No noise, dirt or smoke. Perfect cuisine and service. ROOF GARDEN OPEN DU RING SU M MER. Electric cars pass the door for all parts of the City. Free Bus meets all trains. Special Rates given by the week or month during the summer. DfITCQ ' AMERICAN PLAN, 93.00 TO 95.00 HM I LO ) EUROPEAN PUAN, 91.50 TO 93.50 'DICKENS’ OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Alias The Atlanta Auction House, 78 NORTH BROAD STREET. Sells EVERYTHING that has value to it. On short notice can supply ALMOST anything that is required. CUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE. Our motto: “PROMPT, COURTEOUS RE LIABLE.” We do a first-class business ONLY— in our line. We will be pleased to have you call and see us and make yourself at home. ACKERMAN & CO W. W. Turner, Agent. Oscar C. Turner. TURNER BROS., Electrical • Contractors. Electrical Supplies of All Kinds. 25 Marietta St. Electric Building. GOLDEN TRANSFER CO. Office, W. & A. R. R. Freight Depot. Phone 4-73. General Contractor and Mover of Safes, Machinery, Freight and Dray ing, and insure prompt delivery and responsible for all damages. FRANK GOLDEN, - Proprietor.