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IS MISCELLANEOUS. WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Less Than 25 Cents. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town orders. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. T Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. It you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—<3000 STRONG WHITE MEN n. ti'-:i*rs In the foundry to learn mold- er,’ trad*. Good par to ntart with and h.tter pay la two or three months. Only th<>«* wlih rood references hood apply, I'eLoaeb Mill Ufs. Co. WII HOYS WANTED I-EAltN nir, plssirrlns. hrlrklavlng. Hpe- r life whnlar.hlp tlfty ditllnrs, ra«r ■■ •: pnaltlon Kunrnntrrd: free rata- Inmio. Coyna Broa. Trade Schools. Now York, Chicago, St. Ixml. Hr I la in7 Huai urn* Agency, Avnirww&mc handler Rldi *TffSoGltA Pianist to go on road, ttt. Bellamy Husl- im ** Agency, ISM Candler Bldg. YvrNTKi.-MAdiiis'1-i inw. 6N'"irAfin end doors. Apply at factory, Randall Bros. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. formation about bflardln, IIroe. A McCrea, SS w. I Ins room to (ins and women I, abort bnnra and good pey. opera tore make from 3I.W lo eck, and we will sire wood *- — without, experience you lire oat of At- Alabama street. WANTED—YOUNG LADIE8 TO L^ARN local and long distance telephone operat ing. A conrae of Inatrnetlon given In train ing school with aalary beginning with en trance to acbool. Good aalarleo paid to rotnj**t*nt operators, aalary Itelng deter* mined upon merit* of the operator aud not nnoa length of service. Apply 6th floor, Training Hehool. Telephone Bldf. Training School. Telephone Bldg. >ayitRf>-tW6i.NYV"Pivpr\n»M>:5nRi> girl* In our aewlng room. Anyone who can run a machine at home ran quickly learn our work. Experienced operator* make from $6 to 612 per week, and we pay per day wktle learning. Apply Nunnally Bro*. A McCrea, 96 W. Alabama afreet. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. . collector by young can furnish gilt-edgi SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. —r»v—ottb Indy as hnnaekeeper la hotel or large 1-onMine house. Have had experience Tn th» hawne**. Mr*. A. Twlaa. care general WANTED—AGENTS. WANTING BIG AND QUICK WANTED—SALESMEN. IN I LLLIGKNT, HUSTLING 8ALKHMEN for uiagultlcent new map*; new features: oasy seller*; •xcluelva territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work er*. State If you have bad experience. Hudgtn* Co., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTKD-T11E PUBLIC TO KNOW that the Houthcrn Auction and Salvage Co., at 20 H. Pryor, can dispose of your bonaekold goods, office fixture*, safe*, car* pets, ruga, pUnom. etc to *dvantage. E. D. CRAKE A CO. Frost New Depot- FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—1,000 CRATES PEACHES LARGEST PRACIIKH, FINEST CHOI* IN jt*B. Addrrw <1. H. Durham, It. F. I). ft Box 34. Acworlh. UIVSV6U aNVtiIiSu W IttTO iF |« have. Mud It to tb. Southern Auction ■ bd,S«tTy» Co.. JO S. fry or Kraal, l-boo. A fLU-EfrfnSlt*^—atUA hoiLltES -.11 atytee and ilia. Work.. Empire Hid... Atlanta OTBIkBSS TJZS’PinS Call ou AID. Unglue 1 flpHUU Kant men Ce, Phan. A . - . . . Georgian. fcina Carriage*, Large Variety! Hoft and Illlov— r ,Jowr. B. D. CRANE * CO. Proof * “ Front New Depot. FOR RAI.K—TWO CAk I A) ADR FTSk Brorkway .urrlea, runabout, aud depot wagons. Nothin, better unde. Georgia Vebtel. Mf,. c-o., 60 and U W«t Mitchell Street. F55R HAI.K-BEKT lll.’BBEK TIRE: aranteed. Georgia Ve- apd U Weat Mllrbetl .1. -f.b-is't'Avrs Wabdiiore, toe qaallty rood.; band embrotdered and stitched; baa uerer I teen nserl; barimfu for aoK. one, Addmm M-. care t leorcl* n. me if,, a "fin DON’T GO BLIND. WHEN TOD BEE THE ATLANTA *ai.Trai'e’iW^ttn^ J—»l «IBr* auapllea. The cheapest ever sSarassr Eras I. T.M I i: 11 WK HAVE THREE MILLS • CQttlot; *onth Georgia pirn- uhliicli**. AI** ran nef nr tare flooring, celling. Rifling nnfi Intli Write iih /or drllvcrc.l price*. Kll ilaa Lumber CompAor, Uox 1M, Cordele, Ge. ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON fence# told end erected. Fencing for farm, lewn, garden and ponltry. ExrTnalre ■grnte for **P*xi» Fence.’' Dixie Fence Co, •urceeeore Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Unnter atrerf. Phone* 909. Wagon Utnbreile*. $1.00. A 8h*dr Tblhf. B. D. CRANE k CO. Front New Depot. at c.Wf=MV HTof firWiiio^ HAFEZ and vault doom to he mdd et cost during next work; now 1* jrour time. 26 8. Broed •freer, n. W. Eliia, Atlanta. educational. firmirfiasii:.' ■ jiV,r,uKP.WP writing, ma theme tie*, grammar and apeH- fng taught in evenlnga. Stokeir'a Short hand niitl Itnalneaa Hrhool. .*14 LOST. one Iron gray mare, with aore oh rlfitot. Return to Mcll PlQinblng Co., 61 South Pryor atreet. \ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GO SEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP- meat Co. Wa repair, raconitrurt. ex- change, buy and aall automobiles. Garage. 10-12 Mitchell street, Atlaata. Oa. IMI phone 4S34-L Mein. ATTRACTIVE 81UNB WILL RR1NO YOU bustneea. For high grml* work call on Kent. 9114 N. I'rynr. rhon* 2921. Cuatom iifule llnrnesa. To Fit Any Horae. E. D. CRANE 4 CO. Front New I>ei»ot. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT TO EXCHANGE HANDSOME cottage, excellent repair, large, lot. *ne shade, etc., on eoulh aide, far career lot in good location north aide, about 100 feet front. Will per cash for ill Iterance. Ad- dree* Exchange, eere Georgian. • > PIANOS. IIRAMHAcii PIANOS. ESTABLISHED tia RECHT PIANO CO., 92 N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FURNI8HED ROOMS. COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS Si TO 33 A week. I-ndglng 31 a week. Mrate 32.40 a week. HH4 Trinity avenue. Bell phone 2243, Atlaata phone 3787. CLEAN, COO la* NICELY FURNISHED rooma for inen, $2 per week. No extr* charge for two In room. 10 Trinity nveuue. K. Paoae 2941. Atlanta phone 2767. PERSONAL. DAVID W..TARDROUOH. MASTER PLUMRER, Phooee 1288. 39 E. Hunter 8t. WILLIS WAIJa PAPER COMPANY. Largest stock In South. 64 N. IIroed St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE REST OF MANTLE LIOIITS NOW •old at 9114 N. Pryor BL Alex Kent. Phone 4X44. Ill EITHER OK THE TWO GENTLEMEN who were <>n the Peachtree atreet car Run- day morning when- the conductor had a llapnte with a negro mnn. who had with to glire me lil* nudreaa, It would l»e anpre- elated. W. K. Mower, No. l South llroed street, city. * SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCK IK, OPPOHITH PIEDMONT. Hell Men's aewed half *ole*. 76c. SHOE REPAIRING. N. LAEARUS, 21 a PRYOR RT. I DO hoot and shoe repairing. When I say te- pairing, I mean .the be,t repairing onlv. Rnperior material and oak leather, with the heat workmanship. 1 know how to repair lieeaura 1 know a shoe. 1 am a skilful mender nnd ran make comfortable and serviceable ahn* broke down and worn out ones Don't forgot tha No., 21 S. Pryor stmt. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK A CO.—WALL • PAPER, mouldings, picture*. Picture fraraea. Me. Rail phone W, Htaudnrd 791, 27 It. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. tar Talking Machlaes and Records. Jo.t recetve-1 large consignment of machlnet and over 19,999 records Immediate nttentloq given mall ord#a. We want tka namaa of all talking marhtna dealer* In th* aoulk. Write for ratalorie. Alexander Elye# Co. RK.'YCLta AND «HlNliUlt»-lJVRllEHT bicycle and sundry dlatrlbntora In tha tonth. Ronthern agenla for Pierce, Yale. Rncll and Hudaoo Mcyrlee. Writ* for otr 1904 catalogue and price llaL Alexander- Elyen Co. YOUR TEETH CROWNED 32-K GOLD CROWNR 33 UP. without pain. All work guaranteed 13 rear*. Unler Dental Parlor*. 3914 White hall Rt.. over Emmons' clothing More. Dell phone WSJ. WK MOVE, RTOHR. PACK AND MillP household gnoda; tn.ureur* rat* on* .per cent Office and warehooae 149A5 Walton atreet. Roth 'phones. Catkcart'n Trans fer. REYnolIvr. Tiji iiSN pURTBC TEETH EXTRACTED PORITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work don# without twin. & moos' clothing eton. Hell phone 2MJ. CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIAI.LWOODR. IDEALS and nil other makes at twnatn prices. Cash or monthly pejmcntA. Every regtater euirnntre.1 for two years. Ronthern Task Regtater Co.. Branch of Americas Mecoad- Hand Cask Register Co.. 24 1. Broad atnot, Atlaata. Ga. OLD HATS MADE NEW. I'ANAMA AND MILAN 8T11AW 11 ATS rlrai»«*tl end reshaped. I0e. Hoft end atlff felt beta cleaned eud re- shaped, 36c. Band* or aweata. 26c eeek extra. ACME HATTERS, Whitehall flt TEETH BEAT RET OF TEETH 98.09. OUARAN- teed to At. All work gwraoteed U roars. Lanier Dental Parlors. 3914 Whitehall Rt. erer, Emmons' clothlog atoe*. B*U phone THE PEOPLE YOU RESPECT. Did you over look about you ami note who aro the happiest people In your neighborhood? Has It erer occurred to you that the man with the cheery smile, tho woman with the elastic step, the chil dren with bright faces are those who lire in homes which they own? Doesn't It frequently occur to you that the man who commands the moBt respect In the com munity Is the man who has _worked and saved and Invested for the benefit of himself and his chil dren? Don't you realize thaT this Is the class of man who displays public spirit and can always be found ready and willing to do his share toward building up his neighborhood? It is a known fact that people who have accumulated wealth do It through the medium of real estate Investments. They are probably small beginners who work on salaries, but were wise enough to lay aside a small amount each month to be applied to the purchase of some tract of real estate. They had faith In their city. They knew that the march of Improvements would Include them. They knsw that Improvements meant Increased wealth to the Individual. At the proper moment they disposed of the small holdings at a handsome profit, and re-lnvested the earnings. From that date for ward It Was simply s question of doing business on a larger scale. As the accumulation Increased they were enabled to branch out probably In some manufacturing enterprise or In a business for themselves, which relieved them from the necessity of being hirelings. Read the real estate columns of any paper In Atlanta. We are, ofcourse, prejudiced In favor of The Georgian, but we realize that other papers offer opportunities, and as evidence of our desire to see you prosper that we might prosper along with' you, we cordially recommend to you the columns of any newspaper that offers an opportunity for you to enrich yourself. EAST CAIN ST. NEAI HIGHLAND AVENUE. , SPLENDID COTTAGES. AI.MOB1 NEW. occupied resul.rly by hlgb claw color tenant., St . renin! of 3Jt per mouth. Tt la a .pecl.llr good renting property si rna he bought *7 33,750. Cash or lerwt. » mu for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN a'VE. NORTH SIDE HOMES. Have several very handsome Norti Side homes. For Information *•» LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. FOR RENT. 26-R. H., 62 and 64 Walton sL 10- R. II., 70 Cone st. 11- R. H., St Logan ave. 4 R. H„ 163 Formwalt sL See— LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075 SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY. Phone* 5488. 411 Petera Building •~***~+***~***~*~* , * , '*~~*>~***»*' $3,200—IN OAKLAND CITY, ON CAB LINE, ire bare a lorely 7-room, 2-atory house da lot 60x900. This !■ something strictly first plasa: beat neighborhood from here to Col lege Ferk. $2,400—WEST END, BRAND NEW 6-HOOM cottage, with water, sewerage, etc., ou level lot. 60x200. close to car Hue, on terms of 3409 cash and »30 to 325 per month. $8,000 - COLLEGE PARK. VACANT. ■haily, level lot, nefir cer line, 900x2w), on corner. Owner gone west to live. Instructs u* to sell. Will consider any reasonable offer. Money In subdividing this. Term*. $2.790—COLLEGE PARK HOUSE, 8-ROOM, 2 *tory, lot 100x190, on corner, near cer. House I* nearly brand new. I»lg, only atmut 1 year old. If you are Interested and need terms we can suit you. 827,500—Close In, Just off of Peach tree, n practically brand new prop osition; leased to delightful ten ants for $3,060. Get out your arithmetic and figure some on this special reason for selling. Terms If desired. Call In person for In formation. . SALESMEN. I. C. McCrory, L. M. Johnson, McDon ald Eubahks. EMMETT HEIGHT, Denier In City and County Real Estate. 99 N. Forsyth 8t. Bell Phone 14fi6-Ati. |R 90 acres In DtKtlb county cheap. BRASS AND IRON BED BARGAINS. too.* FINEST Al.Ulllt.VSS RtillS 336.(4 342.46 MUl.li: alL-iiiiass HKDS 326.U) te.00 UKM'INK Al.L lilt ASS HKIIH...»g3o ia.U0 IUIASS TKIMMKD Ikdft HLDH.IllOO woo rskNiruianv IB5N i.u RHAUTifUI, IiaIiy iikdr...: tt.m IIP AND THE IIKHT to-00 FULL HIZK IRON Red In the atate. BUY A SWEET HOME. miui vopenhlll, May monthly payments, at. an rent. 4 rooms, hot and fold wa- r, porcelain bath and toilet, Dntcb man- 1. fllen and eablnot, tight In city, on the .wr lint, 11 minute, from center: only on. left. U. quick. C0PENHILL LAND CO. 15 EDGE WOOD AVENUE. Bell Phone 603. Atlanta Phone 345. Credulous people, nunrqunlnted with .liber electrical or taniilu. •Hence, may readily believe. In vie*- of tbe marvela already aivomnll.hed. that note leather may !*• tanned by rleclrlrlty white yon Parlors, wall, hot practical awn know better. clothing THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only Ona Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homsa. Tbs first month will bs given FREE and It occupied on* yaar. two more montha will bo given FREE at the and of the year, making only nine montha you will have to pay for. Nona but good femUlea will bs allowed In tbaaa boueea. Tbeaa am located on tba River plectrto ear lias only twenty mltiutea ride from tba canter of tba etty; contain 7 and I rooma; have never bean occupied; am located In Weat Atlanta Park. Every bourn front! n fifty-foot Parlt which la aet In tries, evergreens and flow.ra. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It Is ohiaper than Uvlng In the city and the surroundings ore more whole- some. In the center of this Park are tba Ferro Phoephate Springe, which will cure any case of stomach or kidney trouble, no matter of how long stand- It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house cost ing 33.600.00 will soon be completed, i J. T. Mills, who Uvea on the a will show you through tba Rant 330.00 par month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 13 Auburn Avenue. YOUR TEETH FII.LBD WITHOUT TAIN BY AN IM- ' awtkou. All work eneraatred II te.amiable price*. L ' Mt Whitehall at.. «... . •tore. VtU phase MS J. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing and Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. AtlaLta 37. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECA8T. Atlanta nod Vicinity—Partly cloudy to night, Wednesday showers. WEATHER IN~COTTON BELT. Mississippi—Greenwood, cloudy and pleat* «at; showers yeaterdty. Ytxoo City, cloudy find hot. Vlcksbnrf and Jackson, cloudy and pleasant; bard rain last night. Merid ian, clear and warm. Tupelo, cloudy aud pleaaant. Atnory. partly cloudy; rained yes terday. Nfiw Albany, partly cloudy and JS? ctoudy and warm; bard rain la.t^iiliht! Nat.-h.-a. rain yesterday awl lent night; now cloudy and cool. Corlntb, partly clondy and warm. Alabama—Montgomery, threatening, ma and Opelika, clear and hot; bad good relna yenterday erenlug. Birmingham, cMr and hot; not much rain. Tenumes-rhatlanoogn, cloudy and warm. Knorrllle, cloudy and pteaaant. Memphis, dear and ple.Mnt. Kaabrlll., partly cloudy and pleaeant. Georgia—Rome, clondy -and warm. lanta. clear and warm; good rain yesterday. Macon, partly clondy and hot. Amerlcna, cloudy and hot; rain last night and high winds. Louisiana—Clear and hot; had good rain yeaterday arming. Hhreveport, clear and pleasant; bard raTn lent night. Taint Hpcclal Itatnfall—San Antonio ,M, Taylor, l.fc, Temple 1.80, Waco 1.01, Wax.- hachle 2.44, Weatherford .PL, Wharton 1.10, Ballinger .31, Dcerllle. M, Bunco .00, Bran ham 1.02, Brownwoodx 24. Corpua Cbrlatl .64. Ooralcana 1.10, Cu.ro 1.12, Dallaa .78, Fort FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. We are offering at private sale 30 fiine building lots in Inman Park; also a number of building sites on Waddell and Ivrag street, near Atlanta Stove Works. We are closing out all the real estate of the East Atlanta Land Co., and have put the prices to sell quick to you. Call and examine the list. CENTURY BUILDING, COLLEGE PARK HOMES , DON’T PAY RENT. It la exceedingly bad form to do ao when you can pay your own mouay back la your pocket, by coming to me. just run your eye over this! We'll build you a house just like you want it, on easy paymeata, from ism to $8,000, If you buy the lot. 3-room, modern, new house on corner lot, $100 cssfc, balance ea*y monthly payment*.. 4-room modern new house, same terms. 8*room, new, modern house on large corner lot; $2S0 cash; balance aaay monthly payments. 7, 8 and 10-room house#. The College Park Land Company have 2,000 lots to select from, $100 to SS40 each. Come out and see me, or call* me up. Office nt end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J Beat Point Exchange, College Park, Ga. I tell everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer. WANTED. Worth .46. Galveston L... , Houston 1.01, Huntsville 1.64, l Jesmiwi*** 3.60, Longview 1.00. fa 1.96, Nacogdoches L06, l*i Kerrvllle Luting .40, alestlne 1.10. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Partly cloudy, riling temperature 62 to 62 above; local rains. Northwest—(Moudy, 64 tp US above; | ersl rains In Nebraska and local In Io WEATHER FORECA8T. Mattress during i sale for only $6.43. TliraiiWlTAftB 6KLY A'PHW WfI!B many bargains wa are offe fferlng i ROBISON & BARNES, 18 E. HUNTER ST. McNEILL & SHERWOOD REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING 614 Empire Building. Phono 887. LOOK AT THISI ' FT. B. R. FRONTAGE. CLOS Modern building on ram*, containing 000 aquara frat of .para, worth not lea than 112.000. If taken within a week can •all nt 128.000 for .atlra piopertj. roU-HALK-ft.ta) WitDTPkt'llAW AM elegant 0-room bona., lot 100x200 ft.. In Inman Fork, near Denld Circle. TiikF.u n'rw wMar~Hffi)BK as iHHiutlful corner In Wrat End. K2H to I'jVK nkat'4 ASI.>J.h66H.^otTX6fitf a ItotiM, :4YokY NEW 1161'SB. TINTUH walla, cabinet mantel., M.ldrlm at. Onlj 31,700. Term. rnfAfTiVI 1,'S‘eW 14.B66M Udtas as I'eaehtrae. with orar on* .era of gronr I'rice ta.800. iJbrral term, or mil l Chang, for vaeaat property or smaller boa.. incc p,ow. i,t[H-rai term. i. w.u ex change for vacant property or smaller home. RTuTFrontauII AMWlNb WitUIS city limit A large and .null Iota. I-rlcra 3300 to 33E0M pm- lot. Boy now and doobte yoar money within a rear. f our money ........... . W' YotT vgi ■ have clients who will buy and Improve >r you. Call and a— 15 PER CENT INVEST MENTS. I OFFER FOR THB.NEXT FEW DAYS ONE OF THE BEST FATING INVEST MENTS ON THE MARKET TODAY. THE ABOVE PROPERTY CONSISTS OF NORTH SIDE FLATS WHICH I GUAR ANTEE TO PAY » PER CENT. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED. CALL OX MB AT ONCE. NO INFORMATION GIVEN OVER PHONE. CLAUDE L. NORRIS, BELL ’PHONE 4433. 716 FOURTH NATIONAL HANK BUILDING. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, t) BALTIMORE PLACE—TIIIR EIGHT- room, twimtory. frame., double bonne. Is on the south side of Baltimore place, be tween Went Peachtree and Spring .treeta; t. thitrouahly modern bourn; tu. **». hot ami cold water, stationary wa.h.t.mL por celain hath. Horat, sink In the kitchen; tbe lot I. 33x1 ja feet: he. a aerrant's boose: ha* a hot-air furnace In the baarmeat; the location la ttr.t ,-l... In every raenret; *1.1 rant or learn: to September I. IW7. at 340 |ier month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT, 12 Anborn Avenue, Doth Phones 618. latul.lana—Showera Tueel.y and Wrdnea- ay; rarlablr wlnda. Georgia uml Alabama. Eastern ern Florida ami Mle.liwlppl—Sho ■nr and Wednemlay; rarlablr- t Tcnncoace—Sbow.ra'Tuesday; Wedncsdoy nrtly clondy; ahower. In cn.t r ■ Krntnrky and Weat Vlrg clondy Tuesday and Wedneaday; probably showera Wedneaday. t New Mexico and Artxona—Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. i Arkanaaa-Sbowera Tuesday; Wednesday probably fair. Weat Tcxaa—Fair Tueaday: warmer In aaat and north portloba; Wrilm-wJay Illinois, Indiana. MiMourl-Grneral tonight and Wednesday; not much In temperatur*. aianeaota, Iowa, tha Dakntaa —1-rooaoiT anowera tonight or Wednei * warmer tonight. Kansas, Nebraska. Montana—Generally fair lonlgbt and Wednesday; rising temper WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure hna ileereniKn] at nearly all stations extwpt In Now England, and now the groat.r portion of th« United Stele. Ig rovered by an exlen.lre area of low harnmetrt. the trough of which covert the Reeky Mountain region from Waahlngtun to -Mexico. Rain, hare bran general throu of the cotton twit. Hearleat In the lower Mlaatialppi valley, tiro been general In the Hnko 433: ... J.44; Nnl 2.23: Goldsboro, N. U., 133; and St. George, B. C„ 120 Inehoo. The condition, favor partly cloudy wrath* er In thin section tonight, afiowen Wedne day. 1. W. MARBURY. Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at I a. m„ 73tb meridian tlm», Jane 28, ISO*. STATIONS OF' ATLANTA DISTRICT. , clondy., ?APiEl«, H-batusooga, o. clondy. Columbus, p. cloudy Galnearllle, clear Greenville, clear rlllln, clear...... -Macon, p. clondy Montleello. clear N.wnan, clear Tallapoosa, cloudy.... Tcmp'tur*. •Minimum tcup_. period CDdlug at 1 a Heavy Rainfall*: Bt. George. H. C.. 130, Goldsboro, N. C., 2.16: MfCiborg. Ml**., 1.66; Haxlekarat, ta#., 1.66; UF*yette. Iji., 1W; Man.neld. U„ LiO; N.tches, lllsa. 121 CENTRAL STATION. Dtst. Average.. |l| T Indicate! Inappraciahle ralef.il. Remarks. Maximum temperature* were somewhat higher over tb* raster, portion and lower over 'be western district., while minima were rwnMerably lower In nil aeetlon. of tb» l»Jt R«>nf.ll wa. general over tha entire Iwlt with heavy amounts tn iiortloaa «f tb* Carolina a, Mlaataalppl. lamlaiau and J 'liesd' Wanted—More vacant houses to supply our demands. If yours 1* vacant, ’phone ua. CAMPBELL & WILSON, Real Estate and Renting Agents, 1208 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING . * Deaths and Funerals. Mils Lizzie Evans. Mias Llazie Evans, 37 years old, died at 192 Haynes street Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock. The body will be carried to Temple, Ga., for Interment, Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock. J. jTlfting. J. J. Kink died Monday morning at the Wealay Memorial Hospital after an Illness of three montha. The body was taken to Jasper, Ga., for Inter ment Monday night. Roland Holt. Roland Holt, the ll-year-old son of W. B. Holt, of Winder, Ga., died In a private sanitarium Monday. The body wqs taken to Winder for Interment Monday night ' t: • Mrs. Arcadia Bakar. The funeral services of Mra. Arcadia Baker, who died at her home, near Battle Hill, on Monday morning, at the age of *0 years, were held Tueaday afternoon at the reeldence at 1:30 o’clock. Rev. W. T. Caldwell outdated. The Interment was at Weetvlew. Mary Bloodworth. Mary Bloodworth, the 10-year-old daughter of J. Q. C. Bloodworth, died at her father’! reeldence, 280 Ashby street, Weat End, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. She was a niece of Judge Bloodworth, of'the Flint circuit. The funeral services were held from the reeldence at 10 o'clock Tueaday morn ing. Mra. T. P. Cleveland. Mrs. T. P. Cleveland, wife of Dr. T. P. Cleveland, died at the famlly raeldence, 143 Nelson street, at 1:30 o’clock Monday evening. She Is aur- vived by her husband and four chil dren. .Mrs. H. P. Ashley, Mra. George Q. Dlrkert, Mrs. D. F. M. Smith and Rev. T. C. Cleveland, of Glouceater, Maia. Tho funeral services will bo con ducted, by Dra. Holderby and Bridewell at Wallace Presbyterian church, cor ner Walker and Stonewall streets, on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The body will be carried to Athena, Ga., for Interment. Tha following pall-bearers are re- queatad to meet at the undertaking irlora of Barclay A Brannon: Messrs. Illlam C. Potte, Carl Cunningham, T. W. Speights,' Edwin Klngabery, J. C. Huff and Samuel B. Scott. STATISTICS. THE METAL MARKET. <i>*r York, Juno 36.—'There wa* a further ‘1 tin in a **- ir-hy doll r wa* di and aprlter neglected. Copper *raa dull and unchanged. Lead a ‘ RAILROAD SCHEDULES Btiowitix IU» Atru .i .vna lvrpartur. of t'aV ranger Train, of th. PollovrlDg Roadi: WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— •3 Nash villa 7:10 am *2 NaaSrttla . I* am 13 Marietta . 1:38am 74 Marietta ..12:10pm •93 Naabvtll. 11:48 am ta Nashville . 4M pm 73 Marietta . 2:1-1 pm 71 Marietta .. 4:10 pm * I Nashvlll. 7 * pm • 4 Nuhvtlte . 3.-80 Dm -&EStltAirOF~.JEORUIA KAILWAY. ~ Arrive From— ftav.DD.h ... 7:13 ai i aekaoavllla laeou .. Macon ...V.'. VaSpm laekaMnrtUa". iUoom atlaSta ANirwraf ' I'uiy-f Uaic:- _ Arriva From- itenart To— •Reims 11:40 am •Montgomery 4 JO am nioatgom'y JO pm Dloalgomerj U;48pm ....— —.late 4 JO Dai Slv-JiSK except duo- .a ... i:iisd waeoa ..12:01am irtlla . TAOam Ravanmih ... I JO am 11:40am Maeoa 4:00pm >b - y»pw ajvanoah..... S:Upm rwraf ROAD. iaa dally < train, of Atmnta and West .Polet lioiroad Coarpahv arriv. at and’ depart ■B Depart To— — 7:13 am ... t o am UtbonU U^fiam , 3:; . B:i Arrive •Asguata Utboala *ai’i ot “ T bi:Ati<>AKb ilk LINe RaII.Wa». Waujagtoa . 3 JO am RlrmUgbaafT 8:40 ai Abbevtll. ... taa am Monroe Abltevllle ... Ifitin jfonroc . . . 7:7) am Mrmpbttf. . .11:45 am Krw York . n n-w York .. 1:96 pm ALbevtlle . .448 pm 'Unroe. . . . T-.Mpai M.mphla . . . S.-eapm Blrmlaahra . tjSpm YY.ihingtoB . 0J8 pm DEATH8. Dr. Wlllla Perry Burt, 81 years old, died of heart failure at hla residence, 73 Mllledge avenue. Joseph T. Mayhugh, 5 years old, died of meningitis at 177 Griffin street. Mary Bloodworth, 10 years old, died of typhoid fever at 260 Ashby street. William Ellis, 87 year* old, died of old age at 443 Courtland street. Roland Holt,' 13 years old, died of heart failure at Presbyterian hospital. Pat O'Hara, 9 years old, died at Greenville, 8. C. Mias Helen M. Franklin, 21 yearx' old, died at 345 Peachtree street »f typhoid fever. Mra Laura E. Livermore, 87 yeara old, died at Cedartown, Ga. BIRTH 8. To Mr. and Mra. Henry Huffman, at 66 Henry street, a eon. To Mr. and Mrs, Joe J. Donnelly, et 208 Cooper street, a boy. To Mr. and Mra. Charles P. Con- nnlly, a son. To Mr. and Mra. Walter P. Burnett, at 89 Jett street, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Eleeman, at 329 Washington street, a son. BUILDINGPERMITS. 385—T. E. Shaw to add to one-story frame dwelling nt 24 Dunn street. 3100—G. A. Coleman tb build frame shed at corner Vine and Foundry streets. 325— S. E. Lllley to build brick wall at 343 Oakland avenue. 350—Lafltte Stone Company to build frame ehed at 131 East Hunter street. 38,500—Mra. M. F. Smedly to build two-atory frame dwelling nt 412 East Fair street. 378—A. H. Yancy to re-cover frame dwelling at 433 Mangum street. 34.000— hire. Kate L. Dykes to build two-atory frame dwelling at 620 Peach tree street. 326— G. E. Johnson to add to veranda at 180 Hunnlcutt street. 32.300—J. M. Hendrix to build a two- story frame dwelling at 11 Luclle ave nue. 31.600—R. F. Plckert to build one- story frame dwelling at 288 Waldo street 1280—M. Rich, to build addition <o house rear 336 South Pryor street. 32.700—John W. Harrison to build three one-atory frame dwellings on Plant street, near Fraser. PROPERTY TRANSFERS. 3200—J. N. Malone and N. P- Wal thall to Wolf Shetxen, lot on corner of Walnut and Rhodes street Warranty deed. . _ 3630—Wolf Shetxen to Mra. Theresa H. Stern, lot on corner of Walnut and Rhodes streets. Warratly deed. 3200—Arthur P. Dyer to WolfShrt- sen, lot on Walnut street near Rhodes. Warranty deed. . , 31 and Other Considerations—A. J. Collier's helra to Mededlth Collier, lot on Peachtree road. Warranty deed. 33,100—Mra. Fannie Beardsley w Mra. Margaret R. Banning, lot on cart- tol avenue, near Bennlng street, war ranty deed. ,, 350—College Park Land Company t» Mra. Sallle C. Danforth, lot In col lege Park Cemetery. Warranty deed 318.000— East Atlanta Land Company to McClure Ten Ceht Company, let *■ corner of Edgewood avenue and Ho" ell street Bond for title. 3320—Mrs. S. E. Godard to Appietoa Church Home, lot on Woodward ate nue. Warranty deed. . , . 32.000— Mrs. Jane E. Sima to J A. Smith, lot on East Cain sire*'. ne,r Hilliard. Warranty deed. 32,300—W. P. White to Mrs. Deal, lot on Nrth avenue. 11 3MS-J. B. Campbell to J. B Mulle- nex, lot at corner of Bellwood avenue and Oliver street. Warranty deci- CLARK HOWELL SPEAKS JIT DOUGLAS, GEORGIA j. r. Bond bbvnu la Central time. Bpeetel to The Gwgtan. ^ Douglas. Ga.. Jane 2i.-Hoa. Clark R|>* ell la addressing a large erewd of verar. this county here today. The ap**k |c » 'X" iiowrt?' speaks et Broalr>a 'r" 1 'J{ pm eeri tomorrow et Irwlnrllle. ThanoUJ xiooa he will eprak et ItoberU.