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CASH MUST ALWAYS accom- piny out-of-town orders. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situations Wanted will hereafter be inserted on this page free of charge. If you want a situation, send your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three lines, one inser tion. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTKD-GOOD STRONG WHITE MEN m helpers In the foundry to learn mold* era* trade. flood pay to start with and I)»l4Mrb th pood r Mill Mfg. Co. UtSN AND BOYS WANTED LEARN plumMng. plaatcring. bricklaying. Hpe rial offer Ilf#* sckolarahlp fifty dollars, raay payments; position guaranteed: free rata- bnr. Coyne llroa. Trade Reboots, Now York. Chicago, St. I/>ul». WANTED—MACHINE MEN ON RASH and doors. Apply at factory. Randall Pro*. LASTED-At "oScB. AWyiMb-fl'AMb harbor*a chair. Must bo In good condition. Apply Manager, the New Klmltalt house. f<Aim:Nl>EH Poll tllBTi'fiW RtUITAtf bar; must bo experienced and atoady. Ap jdjr bv^ or ln P* 1 * 011 Manager, the wTjfiL - IXMSfilBNCKIT BtTYLRR. place: referencea required; phone r.'*< North or apply corner Peachtree and Seventeenth. stKS r 6tihA PfUFftTW-A'S 1 At. tfo. Pk male stenographer. ISO. Stenographer for Inw office. 175. Bellamy Unalneoa Agency, 1330 Candler Bldg. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. WILL GIVE REGULAR EMPLOYMENT In oar Hewing room to girls ami women on easy work, abort bonrs and good pay. Biperlenced operators make from I3.0U to 111.00 per week, and wa will give good day wages to those without experience until they learn. If you lire out of At lanta, write ua and we will give you In formation about boarding plnrca. Nunnally llroa. A McCrra. 18 W. Alabama street WANTED—TOUNO LADIES TO LEARN local and long distance telephone ope rat Ing. A course of Instruction given In train Ing school with aalary beginning with en trance to school. Good salaries paid to competent operator*, aalary bring deter mined upon merits of the operator and not upon length of service. Apply Stb floor, Training School. Telephone Bldg. WaS'tkf>— 1 TiVKNtTTFVfTWOMEN A.. girls In our sewing room. Auyone who con run a machine at home can quickly learn our work. Experienced operators make from SI to SIS per week, and we pay r/kc per day while learnlug. Apply Nunnally llroa. A McCres, 91 W. Alnlwma afreet. -SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. M. O. p„ 831 South Pryor street ST,Tii:it AN 1.~gygti.iVfriV? ttiffltrnMAN. 3*. wants work, clerical or manual, nt once. Glasgow, care Georgian. VaSYBD - KMUfKWi: HXFKUTKS'i'F.1 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. WANTS!' - FOHITION IN GRADED WANTED—AGENTS. ■AGU.ViH WANTING DIO AND QUICK money mil for oar frr* circulars. U rral hi. *wl Bupply Co.. Mobil., AM. WANTED—SALESMEN. SVT Mhgllllli Fill HCW uisps. new imiuraa, easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal preposition; extraordinary chance for work- Kd*i.Ti».. ,, AflM:. b * d Mp * ri - ct - WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—TUB PUBLIC TO KNOW that the Hoaib.ro Aurtloa .ml Hairs,, £*• I*,** ■•. p *ror. rao dlspoee of jour bouMhold food,, of Ac a, tnree, Mfn, nr. Peie. ruga. ptanoe. etc., 10 .At.ih.c, §cf * ‘ *- *- COOL PLEASANT BOOMS 31 TO O work. Lodflnq fl ■ week. Meale 32*0 _ imk. 10tt Trinity urrnue. Dull pboa, 2242, Atlanta phone 8717. CUBAN. COOL NICELY FURNISHED roman for man. K par week. No ultra charm for taro In room. 10 Trinity irana*. B. Phone MU. Atlanta phoaa 2747. Kroat New Drool. WANTED-PAlttY TO sHl-LY TUB New Klmbell rciultrlj with rhnttahoo- ehee. c.tn.h Cnainiunlretr with M.ueaer. the New Klmbell. FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL* if fon Mire. mod It to the BoulVro Auction XdUjry. Co.. » S. Prjor atreel. Pboa. Atlas bngIS'BS ATUi IiuILkU* All etjlM end tases.- Attaa Katfae Work,. Empire Bid*.. All NMMaM BDMXttm IToT should here blah trade' >l<n>. .— Tm North Y-ryo HKS Call oa etreeL flAVE good - 1'HtkOllT IHAS'd PoR eele. Address l*lano. rare Oeorjgtoa. irge Variety. Billowy. E. D. CRANE A CO. Front New I>epot. DON’T GO BLIND. WHSSL. top. BBF. ,7116 ATLANTA • ^ * ,Mt trunks. trarelara' .Just mldad . » end » Waal Mitchell .UctL ► everything. LUMBER—WE HAVE cuffing south Georgia pine * niMiuf/i< Hire flooring, celling lath. Write us for delivered Lumber Company, Dor 107, Co nle I e. ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON fences sold and erected. Fencing for farm, lawn, garden and poultry. BxeTusfye agents for “Page Fence/' Dixie *—ra Tilly Fence © Warns rmhroltaa. *1.(6. A Shady Thing. E. D. CRANK A CO. Front New I>epot. at coHf-vff i<t6cK' and vault doora to lie aold at coat dnrln _jext week; now la your time. 98 8. llroa atreot. R. W. Kills, Atlanta. TO BELIEVERS IN ADVERTISING EDUCATIONAL. Hnrrrrcrrx^iT—iu7TTicTnrrTPr?r?Tr writing, mathematics, grammar nr ■ ing taught In evenings. Htokety a Shorthand ytualr»e^Kcji«jbJ4^JPeachtreynjjeey STRAYED FROM NO., 418 CREW STREET, one Iron-gray mare, with sore on right Return to Mell Plumbing Co., 65 South >r afreet. WANTED. Boy« to work In opring bed f«o- tory. SOUTHERN SPRING BED CO, Bell Street and Georgia Railway. BU8INES8 OPPORTUNITIES. GO BBS SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP mast Co. Wa repair, reconstruct, ex chance, buy and mil automobile.. Oa 10*12 * Mitchell etreeL Atlanta. Go. phone 4334-L Main. Al 1IIA< till) OKIlin till**. business. Fer high grade Kent, 91H N. Pryor. Phone : A CO. ^■Front New' Depot. I (jUtV'ERV'flTftitB BAlt/>AISg~ other eood business optiortanttlee. w. Jones, Iln.loraa Broker. 222-222 Crntnrr Iflilg. Phonen LAB. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT T >ttd,*. excellent rr|..ir, ‘ X- .«». ... unmilr, ate., on nnnth tide, for corner lot In eoml locution north aide, about 100 feet front. Will pay raih for difference. RHAMRACII PIANOS. ESTABLISHED 1222. BF.enT PIANO CO, K N. FORSYTH. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. PER80NAU david w. YAitnnouon, MASTER PLUMBER, Phoaee ISA. 20 B. Hunter St “KENT LIGHTS.’ THE REST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW •old nt »1V4 N. Prjor BL Alex Kent, 1-"k!tHkii W tIIP. tW6 mBStUSBISH who were on the Peachtree etreet car Hun ij moreln* when tb< . .pule with n uearo n him n little twhj Tioj. to alee me hi. nudreu, It wool, eluted. W. K. Mower, So. 1 Booth etreet, cltj. SHOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 LUCKIE, OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. HrH T^Mw^^J^t^lr eelce 7T|C ; WALL PAPER. . M, QUICK A CO.-WALL PAPER, mouldlnae, p'.eturee, picture frame,, etc. lell phone 729. Standard 704. 27 B. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 'At.KING MACHINES AND RECORDB- Wboleeele and retail dtatrtbotore of Vic tor Talking Mnchlnee and Record.. Jn.t recelred large con.lgomeot of mnchlnee end o?er 10.00 record*. Immediate attention glrrn mall ordWe We went the Mine, of ,11-talking machine dealer. In the ooath. Write fer catalogue. Alexander Eljea Co. IiIOYOLEh aNI. BlJNl)knsB-:i.ATttJE« tdejele and nundrj dlitrihutora In the eooth. Southern ageatn for Pierce, Yale, Hnrll and Hudaon blcjclee. Write for oor 1M catalogue and price IUL Alexander- YOUR TEETH yenra. Mnlrr Dental [,D cbownb n nr. work guaranteed 1ft Parlors, 89Yt White- i* clothing store. Bell WE Mom "HTOttB. PACK ASlTimip honaehold good,; tnaurance rate one per rent. Office and warehoum WM Walton •treat. Both -phone. Cnthcnrt'n Trane EYN'otDi; Till BlOtl Sign., htnoere, tug. and foe epectal ncraeloee. Bh K. Alabama It TEETn RXTR ACTED P08ITIVRLT WlTnOtTT PAIN—All dental work done without ml* All work guamnteetl 16 years. Lanier 1># tal Parlors. 9>H Whitehall 8t, over mons* clotf “ “ CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLWOODB. IDEALS end ell other ui.kee nt bargain price We can mil joa a regt.l.r, euluble for • nr hnelneee. nt a price that cannot help bnl plena, jon. I'a.h or moothlj pejmente Eeerj regtater gnaraateed for two jere Bontbern Caak tcgt.tcr Co, Branch of American Second, land Caab Regtater Co, 24 B. Broad afreet, Atlanta, Ga. Advertising will fell anything one time. Millions of dollara bave been made tbrougb use of printer's Ink. Tbe dally newspaper* are recognized as the most valuable source of advertising. It la an aaaured fact that no matter bow Judiciously your advertising la placed; no matter how attractively your displays are arranged; no matter bow great tbe circulation or Influential tbe medium you employ. If your goods are not as represented advertising will do you no good. The Georgian Is In the field to secure the advertising of desirable articles. The Georgian guaran tees a circulation of 23,000 as high class readers as any paper In the United States. If you have some thing which you honestly believe the public wants, and you want to communicate the fact to the public that you possets that article, and will place this squarely before the people, Tbe Georgian 'solicits your business and will guarantee you returns. Hundreds of advertisers have just begun to appreciate this paper as an Influential medium. Its columns are being patronised. The fact that somo advertisers repeat Insertions Is proof positive of the satisfaction with which they have been aerved. Place your name sqnarely before the public. The Georgian haa no free list. The only way to get It Is to buy IL This Is evidence that the paper has a value. Let the public see your ad. In The Georgian and you will reap results. DEKALB AVENUE LOTS We have only two of the DeKalb avenue lots left 1 one is a corner 63x170, at $900, and the adjoining lot' 63x180, at $800. ’ These are in the fine grove between Hurt street and Moreland avenue on car line; water main in frout and in city limits. No such values can be found iu Atlanta as these two superb building lots. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR. EAST CAIN ST. NEAR HIGHLAND AVENUE. 2 SPLENDID COTTAGER. ALMORf NF.W. occupied regularly hy high etaaa colored tenant", at a rental of $34 per month. Thla la a apeclallr food renting property and can he ttonght at $8,750. Cash or terms. Bee ms for bargains. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. NORTH SIDE HOMES. Hare several very handsome North Side homes. For Information 8eo LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. WANTED, NORTH SIDE HOME. Eight or nine-room house, well built and In good resident section. Also cottage of six or seven rooms. C. H. WELLS & CO., 1104 Fourth National Bank Bldg. SANDERS, SMITH & CONWAY, tone* 6488. 412 Petera Bldg. BUY A SWEET HOME. NEW AND COOL. AT HIOn AND REAU tlful Copenhlll. easy monthly payments, •amt aa rent. 8 room*, hot and cold wa ter, porcelain bath and toilet. Dutch man tel. tiles and rablnet. .right In city, on the car line, 12 minutes from esntar; only on« left. Da quick. copenhill Land co. 16 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. Bell Phone 603. AUanta Phone 346. OLD HAT8 MADE NEW. Panama’"’AND "MILAN HTr’a’W HATS rleaned and reshaped, 60c. Hoft and stiff felt bate cleaned and re shaped. Sc. teeth DEBT RET OF TEETH H.W, GUARAN- teed to BL Alt work guaranteed M Team. Lanier Dental Parian. JP* Whitehall BL. over Enamooa riot Mag store. Bell pkeae WANTED. Three colored men ae porter*. SOUTHERN SPRING BED CO. Bell Street and Georgia Railway. three months rent free Only Ona Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Homaa. The flrat month will be given FREE and If occupied one year, two more months will be given FREE at the end of the year, making only nine months you will have to pay for. None but good families will ba allowed In theee boueee. These are located on tbs River electric car line only twenty mlnutee ride from the center of the city; contain 2 and 6 rooms; bave never been occupied; are located In West AUanta Park. Every bouts fronts a fifty-foot Park, which la act In into, evergreens and fiowsrs. Purs air; na tion oaks; an Ideal spot for children. It la cheaper than living In the city and the surroundings are more whole some. In the center of thla Park art tba Ferro Phoephate Springs, which will cure any caaa of stomach or kldnay trouble, no matter of how long stand ing. It now hat a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house coat ing 83,600.00 wtU soon ba completed. Captain J. T. MlUa, who llvaa on the grounds; will show you through lha houses. Rant 830.00 per month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE. 13 Auburn Avenue. $27,500—INVESTMENT—CIjOSK IN ON north side, paying $9,980. Special reason for selling. 117 OLENWOOD AVE.-S3.ltO ON EASY terms- This la a lovely 7-r. cottar- on shady lot, north front, 60x189, In In perfect condition; iiosaeiodnn (riven at oner. Kpe- rial reason for offering this. 31.800—NO. 2 CURRAN ST.. RENTS FOR til; In nearly brand naw; 6-r., pood lot, Juat outside city lltalta; save taxes. Tht* Is n atrlctly flrat-rta*s proposition for In vestment or home. Eaay terms. $4.260—BRAND NEW 8-R. HOME ON north side, car line; splendid elevation, near Jackson street. Owner refnsed Shis week to rent It for $40; preferring to sell It Now If you really want a splendid north aide home, storm-sheeted, double-floored, beautifully finished, see us st once and we can help you get It ou terms If desired. $2,60(1—WEST END. BRAND NEW 8-R. cottage, water, sewerage, etc.; lot level and shady ami Is 60x200, right at car line. We ran make terms of $350 canh and $25 per month on thla for Immediate sale. 34.000—RENTS FOR 340. CLOSE IN ON aooth aide, pood street.. 8-r. up-to-date houae, with every convenience end ■ beauty. Don't say south side property la not good when It rrnta at thla Bgore and Is Inaldn the 300 nnmbar; double car track, etc. BRASS AND IRON BED , BARGAINS. fc0.00 FINEST AI.E.-IIUAKH Rtijjfl JjS.OO *42.00 SOLID AU. lVltAH« - riKDri...”'tS,Od 126.00 tlENlTNE ALLIlllASH tlEll.i...225.00 HTfflTntiutaniuuun 1 , ihau nnrui mm wm'viihMiiniiAhTw iit6wnBr)trm66 ilt.6* Vernik martin 1 iron iiEDR..t 7.00 kiKAUTiFCi. liAitv ii(fiw::.:'-....«:ou tip aSd 'the rent »2.oo FULL Rittti 1I16N Bed In the state. oUr 'FULL hW.B «5.I4"([ejUI1n‘i4 "t'ELT Mattress durlns thla sale for only 34.46. The aiiove auk BS'l.Y a i‘I-:\V OF THE many bnrgnlna we ore offorlug now. ROBISON & BARNES, 18 E. HUNTER ST. SPECIALS. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE INMAN PARK-NINE-ROOM HOUSE, ON a lot 290x950 feet; spring, well and city water: fine lawn and plenty of oak shade. Thla Is rcrtutnhr well worth seeing. Price, $8,590; reasonable terms. ON FORT 8T.-WE OFFER FOR QUICK sale, three brand new, 2-atory negro flats, rented right now for $U0 per month. Price $8,600; reasonable terms. ON WOODWARD AVE.-WE HAVE 3 little houses In tlrst-claas condition we cat offer at $700 each or the three for $2.0Uo rash: now ranted for 930 per month. Call on us flrat thing Thursday morning. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL E8TATE AND RENTING AQENT8. 1208 Fourth National Hank Bldg. lt(?ll Phono 1932. FOR RENT. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, 90 BALTIMORE PLACR-TIIIR EIGHT- room, two-story, frame, double house. Is on tbe south side of Baltimore place, lx*- tween West IVaehtree and Spring streets; Is thoroughly modern boose; has gas, hot sod cold water, stationary waskstand. por celain bath, rioeet.. rink In the kitchen; the lot Is 95x150 feet; has a servant’s bouse; las a hot air furnace In the basement; tbe location Is flrat-el a as Is every reaped; will rent or lease to September 1, 1907, at $40 pet* month. JOHN J. WOODSIDE, THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Avenue, Both Phones (IS. STATISTICS. DEATHS. Miss Llzxlc Kvnns, 37 yearx old, died of consumption at 192 Haynes street. J. J. King. 60 years old. died of Inflam mation of tbe brain at Wexley Memorial hoRJilllll Mm. Nnrnli Forxyth, 66 years old, died nt Hrlirlif’u .11 imn aa at IK Vnnalvln atrn.it BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. liana, Wnverly way, intnnn Park, a non. BUILDINg"pERMIT8. $15—W. M. Wilson, to put In skylight at 89 Month Forsyth street. $900— K. M. Stanton, to add to one-story frame dwelling at 874 ftouth Prror street. $75—Marie Jeaws, to ad<l to frame dwell- tnr at 102 Elliott street. &4-W. <}. Henderson, to build addition to one-store frame dwelling at 41 West Peachtree puce. $1.600—ltoanl of Education, city, to fldd to Starr school. $1,060—J. F. Green, to repair damage by Are at 192-4 Kennedy street. $450—C. J. Bean, to, build one-story frame dwelling rear of 160, Whitehall terrace. $125—W. B. McAlister, to build stone wall at 140 K. Linden street. $125—Dr. William (Tawhorn. to build ad dition to one-story frame dwelling. • $760—Thomas J. Henry, to build addition to one-story frame dwelling at 80S West Mitchell street. $5fr-J. T. Kirkpatrick, to build addition to frame dwelling atf 140 Lovejoy street. S3.6D)-John 8. Owens, f o build two-story frame dwelling at 37 Eleventh street. 12.500-Mm. J. P. Allen, to build two- etonr frame dwelling at 65 Luclle avenue. $25—A. C. Watts, to repnlr three frame dwellings at 14-16-18 Richmond street. $2,000—W. II. Drews, to build two one story frame dwellings on Jackson place. 13.000— John A. Smith, to build three one- story frame dwellings nt 123-127-131 Fowler street. 13.000— John A. Smith, to build three one- story frame dwellings at 128-128-190 Lovejoy street PROPERTY TRANSFEh8. $94.15—County commissioners to Mrs. Clara D. Haskins nnd EmllJne P. Ilnsklns, lot on Jackson street. KherlCTs deed. $27.99—County Commissioners to Mri. Clara D. Ilnsklns, lot on Jackson street Sheriff's deed. 8198— F. M. Coker, trustee, to J. D. Coney, lot In land lot No. 149 Fulton county. Trus- **81,780—8." O. Torman and II. II. Hubert, trustees, to Empire State Investment Com pany. lot on corner of Highland/ J Sampson street. Trustee a deed, 12.000— Mabel M. Wblte to William Drls- kidl. lot on Tattnall street, near Markham. Warranty deed. 15—Frank and George It. Edmomlson to J. II. Drummond, lot on Mayson and Turner’s avenue. Warranty deed. $100—College Park Ioann Company James If. Greer, lot In College Park ceme tery. Warranty deed. $1.100—Mrs. Callle L. Dennett to Mer chants and Mechanics' Banking and Loan Company, lot on corner of Fourteenth street and Clarke. Mortgage. 82,539—B. II. Sheridan to Merchants and Mechanics* Banking and Loan Company, lot on South street, near Grant Mort- P. Rice to Tbomaa J. Wesley, lot on East Cain street, near Courtland. Quit claim deed, S8Q0-C. D. Maddox to Mrs. C. L. Ben nett. lot on Fourteenth ati'eet. Warranty deed. $S0-Thomas J. Bad/ Investment. Com pany to 8. M. Beutell, lot In Hollywood cemetery. Warranty deed. $5,000—0. F. Owens to Gerson Elseman, lot at Mitchell street. _ _, At $4.600-Thomas J. Wesly to Nathan Title- baum, lot on East Cain street, near Court- lan4. Bond for title. BRIEF NEWS BY WIRE French Chief I* Retired. Parli, June 37.—The commander In chief of the French army, Oeneralle- elmo Brugere, today reached the age limit, and was retired from the army, hie euccessor being General Hagroon. To Punish Clergymen. London, June 37.—The royal com mission on ecclesiastical discipline, appointed by the Balfour ministry In 1*04, In 8ti report to parliament yes terday recommend, that tha service of the church be brought Into harmony with modern requirement*; also that a contumacious clergyman Instead of being Imprisoned should be deprived of hie living and prevented from ac cepting a new living. 8p*ak*r Cannon to 8p*ak. Toungstown, Ohio, June 27.—The annual banquet of the - chamber of commerce will be held on Monday night, July 2, at the Progree* Club. Those who will make addressee In clude Speaker Joseph O. Cannon, Con gressman J. Adam Bede, Champ Clark, James Kennedy and Mayor Frank L. Baldwin. Kill Unmuxzled Doga. Buffalo, N. T., June 27.—Orders were Issued by Chief Regan this morning to th* captain, of each police precinct to kill all unmusxled dogs on sight. The order le a result of failure on the.part of cltlxens to ob serve the ordinance, which has result ed In numerous children and some adults being- severely bitten by vagrant cure. Anti-Smoke Convention. Detroit, Mich., June 27.—In' pur suance of a movement started some time ago by Charles Pnethke. of Mil waukee, delegates representing a num ber of cities assembled In conven tion here today to discuss the amoke nuisance. The object le to unite - all city officials to work for uniform and effective legislation to eliminate th* municipal smoke evil. Main* Republicans. Port\nd. Maine, June 27.—The Re publican state convention to nominate candidates for governor and other ■tat* officers waa called to order here early this afternoon. Governor Wil liam T. Cobb, who has been a strong defender of the prohibitory law and of the 8turgla commission, doubtless, will be the delivery of the annual address tomorrow by Judge Horace H. Lurton, of Nashville, Tenn. RAILROAD NEW8, H. C. Hunt, for some time passenger ticket agent of the Southern Railway at Jacksonville, Fla., and for many years the assistant ticket agent of the same road at Augusta, Ga., has taken a position aa clerk In the baggage room at the terminal station. Mr. Hunt Is brother of R. W. Hunt, dis trict passenger agent of the Southern at Charleston, and Is well known In railroad circles. District I*asaenger Agent Joe Bil lups and President Chutes Wicker- ■ham, of the West Point road, left on Tuesday afternoon for Chicago, whjre they will attend a meeting of railroad men on Friday. James U. Horne, chief clerk In the local office of the land and Industrial department of the Bouthern Railway, will leave next week on his annual va cation, which will be spent with rela tives In Washington, D. C. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Dj Private l,eaeed Wire. Chicago, Jane 27.—llogs: Rstlmsted re rough, asr- Cattle—Receipts, 23,000. Market food and stsadj; others weak: quality fair; boeves, f3.90tf8.80; C0 £ > ju!15<HW; heifers, $2,400 EMMETT HEIGHT, YOUR TEETH Flt.I.KI) WITHOUT PAIN BY AN ISI- proved methou. All work guaranteed 11 mra. Reason.t.te prices. Lanier Desist ttarkira, »H Whitehall »L. over ~ Clothing store, lleii phete 342J. AT THE THEATERS j At th* Casino. Absolutely the best and strongest vaudeville attraction yet presented at the Ponce DeLeon Casino or anywhere else In Atlanta Is the attraction that la drawing great gatherings this week. The bill I* In keeping with the beet that ran be seen anywhere, tor there are three of the acta that are recog nised headline features on any bill In any theater. Madame Rena, whose Hippodrome success Is a matter of theatrical his tory. has eclipsed th* hit of any vau deville feature yet reedr-ded In Atlanta. The beauty of the act has had much to do with the success, and merit has counted for s great deal. The act la one that holds Intsreat from the mo ment It Is Introduced until the very last second of the sensation. All tha other number* are good, some fine and others up to the standard. There will b* the usual time* of ap pearance during th* rest of th* week and Interest Is growing stronger with each performance. Nashville Man Spssks. Kalamaaoo, Mich., June 27.—There waa a large attendance of bench and bar at the opening here today of the annual meeting of the Michigan Bar RAILROAD SCHEDULES No. Arrii. • 2 Ksskrlllo 7:14 ana • 2 NaskrlU* . IJS am 13 Marietta . »:X*m 74 Marietta ..12:10 pa •M Nashville 11:46 am nj Nashville . 4*0 pa 76 Marietta .1*0 pen Marietta .. 1:20 pa - 1 Nashville 7:25 pa’l Nashville . 1*0 Lm cRntAAl of uuohuia bailWaY. " Arrive Proa— Depart To— gavaaaah ... 7:10am Macon 12:01am Jacksonville . T:o0 am Savannah ... 3.-00 aa II a co* ll:4}am Macoa 4,-OUpa Savannah ... 4.-06 pm Kavaunnh ... ,:U pm Macon 7*6 pm lackaonvllle . 6:30 nrn Al'UhTA-AND-WfcitT t-OLNt tlAlt;' ROAD. Arrive From— . Depart To— ■Set at* ......U:40*e •Montgomery I JO aa ■MS*;; iSttE f&»‘:d3R _ •Dally. All ether trains dally except go*. Al't irate, or Atmata and West Point Railroad Company arrive at aad depart (ram Attaata Terminal atatlao. corner Mitchell atreel auri Madiaaa areas*. ' GEORGIA RAII.UOAD. Arrive t ree - Depart To— •Aoguau ... 1*0 pa *Augueta 7:Cam ronyera 6:iS aa l.hboal* tt.-Maa Covington - 7:44am •Ang.i.ta 2:30p5 H •Augusta ...12*0 pa rwers 6.00» thesta ....1*6 pa t’ovfngtoa ... 6:lipa ngusta .... tdipm •Angasta —.11:42 oa •Dally. All other trains dally except Su? °>r WrAbriARD - AlU 1.1 NR RAII.VfAf: Arrive Krone- Depart Te— W*»h4npo* . J 20 am Birmingham . 4:40 am AM*rill* *•. 9:00 «tn Monro* . . . 7-30am Ns. . .11:46 aa New York . .IlS 2 lSSB53Pt.-.:iS5S -isisft*aB3a?rr •« , F BEARS TOO NUMEROUS DEFEATED OWN GAME Near York, June 27.—Tbe Run Bays. 'Texas rains broke the drought In that •rate, hut the demend to cover wen no henry In an orereold market that tbe de- fllae.la ••“»*« erop rnonthn was small, and July actually advanced slightly. Arbi trage operation*, favored by unnaoally targe differences between New York nnd Liver- pool, were active, taking the shape of nor- chases here and aalea of July-Angnat across the water. Then, again, the Month covered considerable of Ite big abort Interest. If Price-Interests seemed to he aelllug October and December at one time they were sup. P<m*d to lie buying July, ir not Deember, Inter on. Mr. I’rice saya the condition of the crop Is 74 per cent, agalnat 77.4 per cent last month and 77.3 per cent taat.year. that he has sold 10.000 bales more of spot cotton and will therefore .deliver on Friday wily 33,000 tales. If aa much, aa the spot demand, be urinates. Is good. It certainly looka- eo. Not only Texas, bat lemlstann and Arkansas had good rnlna. which arc Imnml to have a beneflctal effect, nnd ham mering. July was noticeable early In tbe day- *.".19" w*t» loo many hears. They defeated their own game."—Glliert * Clay. . New Drlaana. June 17.-Tlmes-Demarrat: "The beam were taught annthee lesson In —^eaterday. In the face of niidoua rainfall In the drought aectlon at Text* the market failed to atny down. Kkceastre precipitation over the t'arollmia waa large ly responsible for this rather oberimite show of reetatance. hot the Iwllef that buR* would prolwhlr noon begin to riplolt rain damage, and the ncrivlly of the IkiII weevil played a stellar role In the trend of the day'* event,, for the thought brought to the mind • rye of the short the poeatbll- ity of some sort of trouble In the event the trade ehould acquire the habit «f lin ing np the world n reqnlrementn for another year with an over ploa of nnfnvorahle crop bulletins—twelve million, of hale* la * bl* tat of cotton to come from nay acreage, weather nnd tabor condition, bring I, than perfect throughout the season. Ylce„ "■kite, roelmng-operations ona amall acute *re In * fair wny of expending eomewhat pending the government's crop report. The pear'hn* Played hta Inst tramp card and Met *• jtatqe. What the next deal will be remain, to lie area. Roane few notices will lie 1 turned locally in tbe course of borinean. hot they en no. to lie In anfflrientjrolnnas to in Beene* ape/, utatlve ralnea."—Ware A Letand. THE DRY G00D8 MARKET. Ry Private Leased Wire. New York. Jane 27.—There waa a beerier nwr«n#Bl totUr In tb# ilrjr modi rnnrkrt 15 tk Z™** ch TL mnA prtatfd ffSrts.""!55! Nnx bo«M> «s)m wera wril sttrn.lnl. aM | wask rwtfs sold frarijr. The tnuW for tbo jjy H **** |»rwmlslnf tksn JobWrs louknl Gotfonraros raslrr nml to #snort trade to (IiIm It atlll rm dull, teport gwHla arr utorlnx with <s>n«I.WaMf rmlnm t<» tontb Anwrfcsn ami West In dUa ports. THE WEATHER. LOCAiTfORECA8T. Atlanta nml Ylrlnlly—1'nrtlr cloudr tn. nlKht. Tbaradaj showers. ^ WEATHEF hTcOTTON BELT. TVxns-.Tjrlor, cloudy nnd cool. 8 An Aa . toulo, clear uni warm. Houston, tiumj- nnd cool; hard rain Inst nlrht. Iiait./ light rain; cool. * 1 Tsxns Rainfall; BccvlHc. *8; Blsnrn ra. Brcuhnm .18; Corpus Christ! .02; Curro \S: Gnlrcaton trace; Houston 80; JiuntaviirJ 1.32; Mcxta .02; Kcrrvillf. traei; WoL* dochea .2$; j'nloatluc .02; Tajrlor .12; Wnxnhachlc trace; Wharton .10. MlaalHslppI—Yssop City, cloudy and oooL Greenwood nnd \\ Inonn, cloudy and wapm. drlxzlln*?. Meridian, cloudy and warm ; rained Inst hlgbt. Ilftxlchurst. Partly doo& nnd pleasant. Vicksburg. Jackson .,4i BriTokhavcn. partly cloudy and warm Natchez, partly cloudy nnd cool. Grena«u! portly cloudy nnd cool. Corinth, cloudy nnd pit'll Mil II t. * Alalmtun—Selma, cloudy and warm; hard dn yeaterdny. Montgomery, partly rloudr id nlensont. Oncllkn. dear and warm. Iilrmlnchnm, cloudy nud warm; hard rnln yesterday. Huntnvllle. cloudy and a little *>l: rnlu Inst night. Mobile, partly cloudy nd warm; rained yesterday. 9 Georgia—Rome, cloudy nnd pleasant. At- Inntn, partly domlr nnd warm; rained yes- tenlay. Macon. Albany nnd Americas, clear and bot. Columbus, partly cloudy sod Tennessee—Memphis, cloudy and I Chattanooga, clear and hot. Knoxviju cloudy and pleasant. Nashville, clear nud “TOl. WEATHER IfTwHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Clear; 82 to 82 abort. Northwest—Partly cloudy; 84 to 84 store; rains Bismarck and St. Paul. West and Southwest—Partly cloudy; *) to 70 shore; general rains lows local Kanssa and Nebraska. ^ Ohio Valley—Clear and warm; 70 abore. weatheiTforecast. fair and warmer; variable winds. Georgia—Showers Wednesday nnd cooler In northeast portion: Thursday partly cloudy nnd warmer; light to freah south west winds. Kentuckr-^KsIr Wednesday; showers at night or Thursday. Tennessee—Partly cloudy Wednesdsr; ■bowers In east portion; Thursday partly cloudy. East Texas—Partly cloudy Wedneadn? and Thursday; light to fresh southeast winds. West Texas—Fair Wednesday* Thursday ■“““ — wler lu ex* warm and generally fair, except probaldy local tbun derstorms In north portion tonight oi Thursday. leower Michigan and Upper Mlchlgan- Prnhably showers and tbunderattirnm to* night nnd Thursday; wanner tonight. Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Dakotas. Montana—Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Thursday and probaldy local showers. Minnesota, Wisconsin. lows—Cloudy with local thunderstorms toulght or Thursday warmer tonight. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure has Increased somewhat oyer, the southeast nml today the center Cloudiness prevails throughout the south nd rains have fallen In tbe south Atlantic *? states and at moat stations west — Mississippi In the last 24 houra. Tnnderstortns occurred In Georgia, northern Texas, Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota In tbe last 12 hoars. The eondltlons favor partly cloudy weath er In this aectlon tonight. Thursday show ers. J. h. MARIICRV. Local Forecaster. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. meridian time. June : STATIONS OF DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, cloudy # Chattanooga, p. cloudy.. iColnmbus, p. cloudy Gainesville, cloudy Greenville, cloudy. Griffin, cloudy Mnartantftirg. cloudy Toccon. r'toudy West Point, p. cloody....| •Minimum temperatures are for i: hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date. Heavy Rainfalls: Macon, Ala., 2.«>: Nr- Ingatono. Ala., 1.70. CENTRAL 6TATION. Atlanta Augusta Charleston Galveston Little Rock Memphis 3 oldie Montgomery New Ilrleans Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg Wilmington T Indicates luappr DlSt. Average*. ble ralnfniL inprecla fttmarks. — Isower temperatures nrerslletl over in* belt generally. Precipitation occurred «■ all sections except Charleston and ckls horns districts- the amounts were InsplJT ciable In Uttle Itock and Memphis «• trie., end hesv, In Isocal Forecaster. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO.'S DAILY MARKET LETTER New York. June 77.-8mall spot “j” pnttun at Uverpooi. tint with pri* - '* *!f fl awl futures tietter than expeeted. Thl» In* Brai notice day le New Oriesna. aod were twined early on about 1.M0 July, nnd they were nil stopped. A 'I'-'fJ rally la inly nt New Orienna nffec^f-J JJJ New York option, and streaftb devdojrt shortly after tbe openlns- The . options showed xmtrev atrensth. *" ,l - ‘ l tbonxti rains are reported la Tex*»- are Uuafflrlettt. The July 2 report '•? fovrrnnaent rnrrien the crop to Jan* -;- ■"'; aa rains In the nonthweat ataltri altff" 3th. they ran hardly he expected to *lww In the report. . . A higher range of prices framJf°JJ end car orwnlnt was Iwoyant. hot tae preaanre of tatut stork wxs roottnuel bear, do not beooie a* frtahteBwl •* '". aurty. Rt. Pant »■«. the tMk festoJT "J the stork market awl Jer-Une.l n.xrlT point,. The feellnx exhlMteti tajjll *•!*« ssnhMt the a.lmlnlatrattan's padtay I«JVVT proaonnreit, I’splul seems to have aw»* iH-ru withdrawn from the *tork merkrt. *J| It wrrna that stocks are »>ri*» ly“R! from ihe airomr hoxr* In view "f * , fact, ti win t»- murh larder lw ” factor, to n.tvance ,.rt-•-- «• tha r— ac-ui. to b. Billna with stock*.