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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
THURSDAY. JCLT 5. 13ns.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
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WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD
No Ad Taken For Less Than
25 Cents.
CASH MUST ALWAYS xccom-
■piny out-of-town orders.
Watch The Georgian
Want Page Grow.
J
Situations Wonted will
hereafter bo inserted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
send your ad. to Tho
Georgian.
Each ad. .will bo limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
era’ trade. Good pay to start with and
better pny In two or three* months. Only
those with rood references need apply.
r»elx*nch Mill Mfg. Co.
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckic St. Car to
Waterworks.
I>0 vau WAK'ftrt MMYiflB 6P V6UU
goods? If so. call tip 2306 (Hell). The
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
WANTED —TWENTY
five women and girls in
pur sewing room. Anyone
who can run a machine at
home can quickly learn our
work. Experienced opera
tors make from $8 to $12 por
week, and we pay 60c per
day while learning. Apply
Nunnallv Bros. & McCrea,
36 W. Alabama street.
WII.1. UIVK UKllI l.Alt EMPLOYMENT
In our sewing room to (Iris and women
mi onny work, short hours snd good pay.
Experienced operators make from $8.00 to
MrCfea. 88 W. Alabama street.
violinist, |sdy preferred, for summer re
sort hotel, tionr Atlanta. Apply main office
of New Kimball Immediately.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
tfxsfETr^mrxmtr
...
pber with three years' experience In lum
ber business In or out ot city. Best refer-
furnished. Address "C. F. M.," care
VflUSM M"AN7"VA!UBt> ntVAINgftft flET-
perlence, compelled to give up Indoor
work, wants light traveling position. A. C.,
Box 30, Logauvtlle, (la.
WANTED—AGENTS.
, . ‘ MIG AM) Lick
m*v send for our free circulars. Gen-
Hales and Supply . MnVIn. A!"*.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
I NT BLLIGENT. HUSTLING HALBMMKN
for magnificent haw maps; new features: 1
easy sailers; exclusive territory sod liberal
proposition; extraordinary chance for work-l
*r» State If you have bad axpertence.
Hudgins Co., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—TUB PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the Southern Auction and Salvage
Co., at 20 B. lTyor. can dispose of your
household goods, office fixtures, safes, car-
stone nod sharp sand for building pur-
ics; also to rent stone crusher andmMta
■>« I 1 i t " r *
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OO FEE SOUTHERN AUTO AND BQUIF-
ment Co. We repair, reconstruct, ex
change, boy and Bell automobiles. Garage.
1012 Mitchell street, Atlanta. Ga. B«U
phone 4894-L Main.
ATTRACTIVE SIGNS WILL BRING YOU
i.ustiM•**». For high grade work call on
Kent, tilt N. PryorT Phone 33.
h>k MAt.B.TTTfap, HMT ^LAhH.'WKD:
equipped- skating rink. Will pay well.
'Phone, main 1327. owner, 401 Gould build-
r .-LY'OHT or stock only-\vh.l
buy supply iMialnees. gi»o«| f»»r DW nml
i.pw.ird monthly. Staple Goods, this pa-
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
CL A N\ COO U NI CELT FURNISHED
rooms for men, $2 per week. No extra
rhsrc* 4 for two lu room. 10 Trinity avenue.
H I'hon** —4<. Atlanta phone gRTT
h a\i Kl> a partner with • • r.i
Inv. *t in a good paving manufacturing
basin. *i. Address W. II.. cure Georgian.
WANTED—ROOMS.
tiTncfrrr'-T.v'x'tTfr^frmxrxWt-sr
n
r
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. HALLWOODS. IDEALS
ud .11 other tushes it bargain price*.
We ran aell yon a register. suitable (or
any huelarss. at a price that can nut betp
bat pImh toil
Cash or monthly payueata. Every rrgtatrr
guaranteed for t.o win Bonthera Cart
n,»l.tcr Co.. Branch ot American brad.
Hand Cart U.glat.r Co., Hi Broad street,
Atlaata, Ua.
ah.as i;.\i;i.m:s atlas moilkuh
Atlas I'axln* Works. Urn pin* UM^ . Atlanta
rikn-aoi nvnnar bocmW
sbnuM bar* blah jrrn«li* slpns. Call on
Kent Sign Ca. HK North Prjor street
Phone 2928.
•tin: mjcthiiiIn iifcTio.N and ha(c
rage Comp*nr, at TO South Pryor street,
will troy or aell you oat.
FOR HA LB-TWO CAll IXIA1>H FTjfK
Brockwar aurries, runabbnts and depot
wsgons. Nothing letter nuole. Georgia
Vehicle Mfg. Co., 60 and 63 Weat Mitchell
•treot.
Fi5it aalk—bteAT utmiiKR Tim
workmanship goaraoteed. (leqrgta Ve
hicle Mfg.’CoV. M and (3 West Mitchell at
FOR HALlt-GN^l FOUR GArf AltC
lumps, one ahowenso and one counter.
Cob* Book Co., *) Whitehall atreet.
DON’T GO BLIND'.
WHEN VOD HEP. THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.*a new line. Just srided a
full line of trunks, travelers' supplies and
general offlee supplies. The cheaiwat erer
•oltl. We buy, sell or exchange everything.
17 and 31 West Mitchell street Bell 'phone
im
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBRR—WB IIAVC THREE MILIJ4
cutting noutb Georgia pine thing!**. Mao
mtnufacture flooring, ceiling, aiding and
lath. Write us /or dellveraa prices. Wi
lls d Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordele,
OS. .
ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON
fences sold snd erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden sod poultry. ExcTualy#
agents for “Page Fence.’' Dixie Fane# Ca
successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Ifanttr
street. Phones 1891
poit tIIB nkxt tbn days i wn.L
cut tny 835 suits to 825. Carroll, tbs txllor,
172 Peachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel.
at coAt—my htock oF ikon
and vault doors to be sold at cost during
next week; now Is your time. 28 8. Broad
street. IL W. Ellis, Atlanta.
LIBERAL FaSiI PrIcB I'Alti FOH
green poplar wood nnapllt; shipment a to
lie made at once. Georgia Wood Plaster
Co., P. O. Box 764.
EDUCATIONAL.
writing, mathematlce, grammar snd spell
ing taught In eveglngs. Htokely’s Shorthand
and Uutineaa School, 14H* I’escbtreu street.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
buy thre, and four-room bouses; alao va-
ennt Iota. If you bare any, see ua. Fraaler
ft Smith, 1# Auburn, corner Butler. Thone
WANTED—TO RENT.
V^TSrr^To'TTEJnrTTT , "JCT.T'S.'"X
Are or alx-room flat or eottago (by a
northern family of four) within ten min
utes walk of postofllce. Address with par
ticulars II. X. 4a, care The Georgian.
SHOE REPAIRING.
N. LAZARUS, 31 H. I'llVOB ST l DO
boot and shoe repairing. When I say re :
pairing, I mean tho beat repairing only.
Superior material and nek leather, with
the beat workman.blp. I know how to
repair lieeauae 1 know a aboe. I am a
rtllful mender and ran .make comfortable
and serviceable shoe broke down and worn
out onss. Don't forgst ths No., 21 8. Pryor
strest
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH. .
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phone* 1256. 80 U. Hunter SL
WILLIS WAU. ' PAPER COMPANY.
Largest stock In South. 54 N. Broad St
“KENT LIGHTS.”
Tnn iikst of mantle lights now
sold at 91ft N. Pryor St. Alex Kent,
Phone 4949.
8HOE REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LPCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 33S. Men's sewed half soles, 71c.
WALL PAPER.
j. M. QUICK ft CO.—WALL PAPEU.
mouldings, picture., picture framea, etc.
Bell phone 739, Standard 794. 37 E. Hunter.
PIAN08.
SS
DECHT PIANO CO., 61 N. FORSTTII.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AN IM- 1
proved methou. All work guaranteed 18
years. Reasonable price*. Lanier Dental
Parlors, 39H Whitehall 9t., over Emmons'
clothing store. Bell nboie 2588-J.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MI LAN STRAW HATH
cleaned snd reshaped, 60c.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned snd re
shaped, Me.
Rands or sweats, 25c c n ch extra.
ACME HATTERS. 64 Whitehall SL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WiSftK 1
tor Talking Machines and Records. Juat
recelred large consignment of machine# and F
orer 19,909 rocords. Irau-edlnto attention
given mall ord*a. We want the names of
all talking machine dealers In tho south. _
Writ# for catalogue. Alexander-Elyen Co.
BicVc'Kkh aNli hDNdkikh—laHueht
bicycle and sundry dlatributora In tho
aontb. Southern agents for ITerce. Tale, ,
Snell nnd Hud eon blcyclra. Writ# for ont -
110* cataloguo and pries UaL Alexander- 0
KiioMOPATil!*. 1 ReSTEOTeS CURE L
sculp diseases and make hair grow, v
Knun’s Me«llcsted Soap makes yon hr-
lanta, Ga. T
»
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 33-K GOLD CROWNS *3 IIP. |7
without pain. All work guarantaod 11
rears. Lanier Dental Parlor., 19ft White- t
hall St., over Emmons’ clothing store. Bolt t
phone 7S63J.
WH MOVE, rforti. PACK and ship p
bonwhold goods; tasuranee rat, on* por ct
coot onrtce and warrhouso 1*388 Walton h
street. Both 'phones. Cntbcart'a Trane
far. x<
ItEtNOLDS. TOS SION PAINTER.
Signs, banners, nags and flag decorations 1
for special occasions. 3*4 r. Alabama fit.
TEETH
EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOBT
PAIN—All dental work done without nata.
All work nnaraatewj 11 years. 1-eater Men
tal Parlors. 39ft Whitehall It, orer Em
ma* clothing store. Bell Rhone frtt J.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
We have in The Georgian office a large number of answers to advertise
ments inserted in the want pages. Many of these have been in the office
for more than thirty days. Among them may be one or more for you. We
will take pleasure in delivering these letters if those to xvhom they are di
rected will call or send for them. They are not in our way; but we are of
the opinion you would like to have them, otherwise you would not have adver
tised.
CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phonei 5488. 412 Peter* Building
JtID CUTTAUEO. AHM'MI nEYI,
occupied regularly hr high ctaaa colored
it., at a rental of 1*4 per month. This
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
FREE
Only On* Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homaa.
Tha Drat month will be given FREE
contain 7 and t rooms; have
Pure air; na-
In tho center of this Parle art
It now has a new church, neatly
bo completed.
Rent *20.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avonue.
DUNLAP STREET !
FOR SALE—One of the
laces on Dunlap St.;
use and lot. Price
tble. Must be sold at
lee
UEBMAN,
28 Peachtree St.
McNEILL & SHERWOOD
*3,090-CHBAPE8T AND BEST HOME
near Grant park on this aide. US* 6p„
on corner, east front lot, 66x150, abadv.
level and house only about a year old.
water, gas, sewerage, etc. This place will
bear closest Inspection.
$2,100—GLENNWOOD AVENUE COTTAGE.
4-r. and ball, lot 48x171, level and pretty,
best part of tha street; house has water,
bath, sewerage, gas, etc. la worth more
money.
82,760—COLLEGE PARK nOME, 8-R. S-
story, corner lot, 100x190, level, shady,
lovely. House. Is good as new. This place
Is W4*rth a lot more money than this, being
beautlfnlly situated In Atlanta's prettiest
suburb.
*4,28b—BRAND NEW S-H. 38TOR* nOME
on good north aide paved*street; car line,
:c„ nouse Is double floored, *—*
louse Is double l
did home or Investment.
, storm sheeted.
STEPHENSON BROS.,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
51 S. Forsyth Street.
Phones—Beil 2528 Main.
AtJaita 37.
1260—ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAR.
fronting 100 feet on car line and Marleits
dirt rond; runs back 400 feet; good neigh
borhood. Village being bnllt bare.
$27,500—RENTS FOR $3,900. ON LEASE, TO
delighted tenants. Ia cloae In on north
BALEHMiSSf
I. C. McCRORY. McDonald EUBANKS,
L. M. JOHNSON.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Show lug t he Ai rl\ a I :i n«l TicpartuVe of I’a
eenger Trains of tho Following Roads:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
75 Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta
1 1 Nashville 7:36 pm * 4 Nashville . 8:60 pm
. 7:50 am Savannah ... 8:00 am
,11:40 am Macon 4:0Jpm
Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 9:13 um
Macon ...... 7:55 pm Jacksonville ,8:30 pm
Macon ...<
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT BAIL-
ROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
*8elma 11:40am •Montgomery 5:30 am
•Montgom'y .7:40 pm‘Montgomery 12:45 pm
•Selma .....41:35 pm •Salma 4:20 pm
La Orange ... 8:20 nni LnGrnnge ...,6:30 pm
•Montgom'y . 8:40 pm •Montfom'y ..11:15 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun
day.
All trains of Atmnta and West Point
S ill road Company arrive at and depart
om Atlanta Terminal station, corner
Itcbtll street and Madison avenue.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrive From- Depart To—
•Augusta '.... 6:00am •Augusts ..... 7:45am
Dooyera ..... 8:46 am Llthonls .....10:06 am
Covington .. 7:4$ am •Augusta 8:30 pm
•Augusta ...13:90 pm Convert 6:00 pm
Llthonls .... 8:91 pm Covington ...6:10pm
•Augusta .... 8:11 pm •Augusta ....11:46 pm
•Dally. All other trains dally except Sun-
6*7.;
. 8:40 am
IBADOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
rive From— Depart To—
Washington . 6:30am Hlrmlngbam .
Abbeville ...8:00 am Monroe . . .7:20nm
Memphis. . .11:4$ am New York . .12:00 m
lew York r . 8:80 pm Abbeville . • 4:0*3 p m
lonroe. • . . 7:40 pm Memphis . • • 6:00 pm
Irmlngh'm . 9:25 pm Woshlngton . 9:35 pm
Shown In Central time.
FOR RENT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
Third itwt, botween Weat Peach-
tree end Spring street* he. electric bell.;
water, hot and cold; cloaet. alnk In the
kitchen on th. Drat floor. On the aecond
floor haa porcelain Iwth. hot and cold wator,
gaa, electric bclla and atatlonary waah-
atnnd. In flrat-claaa repair. bring new; W.
Peachtree care half Nock away: If you are
looking for eoraethlng real nice, thrt la
your opportunity. Rent. W7.B0 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE, ■
THE RENTING AGENT,
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phone* 858. .
614 Empire Building. Phone 887.
LOOK AT THIS!
~sw
FN’fa KfcAT 4 AS'ft
ffD 7-ltOOM COTTACSKH
of Weat End. from I2.K0
i rtotlM. NEWHoraE. TINtkI.
walla, raldut mant.la, M.ldrlm at. Only
BAUftyrL'TntW'iSTCioffTIBt-ite oS'
Feaehtrea. with over on# acra of ground,
rice $:»•-• Ubcral terms or will ex-
isnge for vacant property or smaller home.
i. It i^MNTAOE oiTt or' aSB within
city llmlta. large and araall Iota. 1‘rlcea
PM'lot. Boy bow atid doutd!
within « year.
NfATW-BiseantiTB wti
a who will bay end Improve
NORTH SIDE HOME.
cal home near Peaeh-
tree. Electric lights, fur
nace, four bedrooms, large
closets, sen-ant’s room.
Beautiful, shady lot; $1,500
cash, balance easv. Address
OWNER. 612 Fourth Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone
243.
TEETH
BEST BBT OF TEETH $5.00.
teed to f —
clothing store. Bell phona
NO OFFICIAL MIPS
OF NEW COUNTIES
r
No official mapa of the new counties
of Crisps Turner, Grady, Stephens. Jeff
Davis. Jenkins, Toomba and Tift are
In existence.
Captain Johnson, in the office of the
secretary of state, has made'perfectly
accurate maps of the eight counties,
but the seal of approval has never been
set on them by the general assembly.
If any matter of court - record af
fecting the boundaries of any of these
eight new counties should come up In
litigation no official county map could
be produced because none actually ex
ists.
This Is an oversight that has some
how gone by without notice so far, but
since attention has been called to the
matter It Is probable that the official
seal will be
by Captain
W. L. Johns, 74 yetrs
at 28 Lee avenae.
W. Beatrice Stallworth. 8 months old, died
at 101 North Butler street.
Mrs. Mary L. Anderson, 27 years old, died
of typhoid fever at 232 Lee avenue.
BIRTHS.
To Mr. and Mrs. James ,E. Duncan, at 23
West Glenn street, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, at 15
Carter street, a daughter. s
BUILDING PERMITS.
$4.000—Wheat Street Bnptlut church (col
ored) to build addition to church.
$38—W. A. Hill, to add to one-story frame
dwelling at 53 Loomis avenue.
$500—James JInka. to build one-story frame
dwelling at 284 Walnut street.
$800—J. A. Minor, to repair one«story
frame dwelling at 368 Cooper street.
U.000—W. M. Terry, to build one-story
frame dwelling at 210 Highland avenue.
$100—Jamea Morrow, to recover one-st
frame dwelling at 67 Eaat Mcrrltts avenue.
$30—Mary C. Bell, to make repairs at 436
Marietta atreet.
$2.400—E. Gillespie, to build three one-
story frame dwelllngi at 221-223-225 Little
atreet.
$2&-J. J. Lowery, to Install heating fur
nace at 272 North avenue.
$260—W. F. Dykes, to Ins
naee at 820 West Peachtr_.
$3,000—J. if. Renal j, to . build one-atory
frame dwelling ot 255 West Lawton street.
PROPERTY~TRANSFERS.
$2,400— Charles II. Behro to L. 51. Ander
son. lot on corner of North avenue and
Cairo street, and lot on corner of Cairo
and Poland streets. Warranty deed.
$3,200—L. 31. Anderson to E. H. Jones,
same lots. Warranty deed.
MOO-L. Q. Trimble to II. Godby, lot on
corner of Cambridge and Whipple avenues.
Warranty deed.
$2,000—J. D. Dobbs to Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company, lot on Boulevard near
Rice atreet. Loan deed.
$600—Courtland 8. Winn, administrate
to J. T. Casey, lot on River rood. A«l
mlnletrator'a deed.
$800—J. T. Cneey to J. J. Casey, lot on
River road. Warranty deed.
$2,600—C. J. Simmons to G. II. Tanner,
lot on Auburn avenue near Howell street
Warranty deed.
$800—Mrs. Ida McGee to Mre. Mary P.
Willingham, lot on Evan Drive, near South
ern Cotton OR Company. Warranty deed.
$1.150—Mr*. Lannlo II. Dnulel to F. K,
Hoffman, lot on Martjn etreet. near Glenn
Warranty deed. „ .. „ _
Love and Affection—F. E. Hoffman
Mary M. Hoffman, wife., eame lot War
ranty deed.
(jS-Cnurttand S. Winn, administrator, to
Z. N. Hooni-r, lot on River rood. Admin
latrator'a drad. „
fi.aod—Mra. Km inn R. Johnson to N. M.
Daniel, lot on l'rror etreet. near Alice
atreet. Bond for title.
*500—O. M. Morphy to J. II. Chapman, lot
on Central avenue, Boat Point. Mortgage.
*190—Z. N. Hooper and wife to J. w.
rnrnage. lot on Hirer road. Mortgage.
*1,059—Mr*. Jjttlle W. Jnhnton to 5Ii
Innla Kilpatrick, lot on Ctrrolt atreet Wa
anty deed.
*90—Hollywood Cemetery Corporation to
Mra. C. C. ralmer, lot In Hollywood cemo'
tery.
"FIGHT HOUSE FLIES
AS THOUGH! SCURGE"
CITY CHEMIST LLOYD URGES
THAT WAR BE VIGOR
OUSLY WAGED.
'People nhonld light Alee like they would
acoorge,” eald Dr. A. M. Lloyd, city
chemlet, Thursday, In epeaklng of the
fight throughout (be Routhern elates
against farara of all klnda.
"The fly,” aaya Dr. Lloyd, "la responsible
for more rases of typhoid fever than on]
other transporter. Although It In the popn
lar opinion thnt typhoid germs come from
milk, this Is only a anbatnnee on which
they live, oad In which they can
They ar* brought to the milk by flit .
Dr, Lloyd abeo stated that yellow fever
was practically at an »ud In this coun
try, which la proved by the limited numbet
of esses this year, anil that It can easily
he wiped out of the South American and
Central American countries, which will,
doubtless, be the raae within a few years.
ARTILLERYMEN HURT
DURUM FIGHT
PREMATURE DISCHARGE OF CAN.
NOtf INJURES TWO—TOY PIS- .
TOL WOUNDS BOY.
Xo. 89 CAPITOL AVENUE
A NEARIN RESIDENCE ON LOT 105x200.
This piece of property belongs to an out-of-
town owner who wants to sell; we are instructed
to offer it at $12,000. Such big close-in places
as thus are getting scarce and more valuable all
the time. The house is in good, repair and
brings in a substantial rental income.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR
COLLEGE PARK HOMES
DON'T PAY RENT.
It ft Pleadingly bad form to do so when you can pay your own money 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 eaay payments, from $581
to $5,000, If you buy the lot 3-room, modern, new houso on corner lot, $100 cask,
balance easy monthly payments..
4- room modern new house, same terms.
5- room, new. modern house on large corner lot; $250 cash; balance easy monthly
payments. 7, 8 and 10-room houses.
The College Park Land Company have 2,000* lots to select from, $100 to |5»
each. Come out and see me, or call# me up.
Office at end of car line. Bell Phone 37-J East Point Exchange, College
Park, Ga. I sell everything at College Park.
EDWARD H. WALKER,
The College Park Real Estate Dealer.
Mra. Tacht (superciliously)— My hue.
band box a beautiful xncht. 1 don't
suppose your husband can afford such
a luxury, yet?
Mrs. Nacht— No, the best he can do
is to hold the mortgage on the one
your husband haa.—The Bohemian.
ARTILLERYMEN HURT-BIO HEAD
As the resalt of the premature dtacliarge
of a esnuon during the sham battle of the
Fifth Georgia regiment Wednesday after
noon at Piedmont park, Frank B. Tidwell
and Rufus Ellis, two of the artillerymen,
were' painfully Injured.
At the time of the explosion, Tidwell wna
engaged In reloading the piece and Ellis
was bolding his thumb over the fuse hols
to keep oat the air. It Is supposed the
fuse hole was not securely covered by
EIUs, thus letting In tha air and causing
the premature discharge.
Tidwell was ramming the load and the
ram rod was shot out of his hands Into
the plasa some distance away, the gun
being stationed on the hillside In front of
the government building. Tidwell's right
band was badly lacerated and burned.
Bllis* thumb was sprained by the roaens-
slou and hta hand burned.
Had It not been far the fact that Tid
well was conforming strictly to the regu
lations. his srm would doubtless have been
blown off. He waa not gripping the ram
mer. bat was hnhtlmr It ibnitly between
his fingers, as la repaired by the regulation*.
The Injuries of both men were given at
tention at the- Grady hospital.
Toy Pistol Fiflurnd Hart. pUtoC lie went tuT the Grady
Only one other Fourth of July accident w ker* the wound wan dresesd*
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit and
Produce exchange.
1-emons $5.50 to $6.
Limes GO to 75c.
Peaches, per crate, $1 to $1.50.
Pineapples $2 to $£50, market it present
time well stocked.
IJnnanns. straights, n-*- bunch $1.50 to
$1-75. Culls, per bnm-n, $1 to $1.25.
Watermelons, $7.60 to $20.00 per 100; de.
mand good.
POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE—
Lire hens 35 to 37Hc: fries 22VF to 25c:
broiler* 15 to 22Hc. Lire ducks, Pekin 30
‘ 25 to 2714c.
, per r "
Butter,* tsbief e per lb., *20*to 22Hc; cook
ing. per lb., 12Hc to 15c.
Ilouey—New IqIOc lb.; In 1-lb. racks 10
Clle.
VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes. No. 1
stock $3.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.75.
Tomatoes, per crate, $2 to $2.50.
Corn, new, 15 to 20t ,»er dozen.
Okra, per crate, $1.60 to $2.
O d Irish potatoes, per bushel, $1.20.
Old sweet potatoes, her bushel, $1 to $1.25;
new aweet potatoes $1.75 bushel.
Cherries, 24-quart crate. $1.60 to $1.78.
Cantaloupes, tier crate, $1.50 to $2.60.
*-*-—•— ttl i2*>ic nuart
quart. .
FLOUR* GRAIN* PROVISIONS.
.’’LOUR—Postels Elegant
patent $6* fancy parent 85....
*4.10 to it.afl; i.ncy *3.90: aprln*
patent $5.60fffi. Market atrong.
CORN—Choice red oob 76c; No. 2 whits
74c; No. 2 yellow 73c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 62c; choice
white, 50c; choice mixed. 49c; Texas rust
proof, 60c.
5IEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel,
7$c? bolted 140-1b. Jutes, per bushel, 63c.
Shorts, white, $1.40: medium, $1.35; brown,
$1.30: bnre bran, $1.20: mixed bran, $1.16.
HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, $1.10;
do., choice small bales $1.14; do., No. 1
timothy bales, $1.05; do., No. 2 $1; do., No. J
clorer mixed $1.06; do., No. 2 closed mixed
~)c.
CLOVER—Choice 90c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlaata, and
auDject to Immediate nepeptonce.
GROCERIES.
8UGAR.-Standard granulated 6c. New
York Refined 4Vk to 4V4; plantations 4H to
4Hc. Market stronger.
COFFEE—Ilossted Arbnckle's $15.50;
bulk, in bags or barrels, 1294c; green “ ‘
12c. Market weak.
RICE—Carolina 4ft to 7Hc, according to
rade. Market very atrong.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 1494c;
twins 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISION*.—Supreme hams U$o. Vbre
c . Re( .
l 9.75;
Ifc!*
THE .WEATHER.
)U
8T0CK8 AND BOND8.
Bid. Asked.
Georgia 4Us. 1915 114 115
O'orgla. It. It. 6«, 1919 108. 10M
Bnvannnh Sn. 1909 191ft 193ft
Macon 6a. 1910 106
Atlanta, 5a, 1911 106
Atlanta, 4&. 1922 1»
Atlanta, 4s. 1934 10694
Atlanta and Weat Point 1G5
Atlanta and West Point Debte. 107
C. B. of Georgia first Income.*.. ...
do. aecond Income 88
do. third Income 88
Georgia
Ancusta.
Southwestern
Georgia Pacific lata......
C. and A. let
IN CROWDED STREET
WILLIAMS LATER CREATED A
SCENE IN POLICE 8TATI0N. —
FINED THREE TIME8.
Dan William., a young white man,
created a ncene of excitement Wednes
day afternoon In Wall street, directly
In front of the Western arid Atlantic
paraenger station, by attacking anil
■trlklng Annie Caldwell, a young white
woman, whose home U at Decatur and
Butler streets.
A great crowd of people waa In the
street and about the depot and the af
fair caused a lively atlr. Policemen
Starnes and Roner, plain clothes of'
fleers, were near by, and. rushing to
the scene, took Williams Into custody
before he had done any serious damage
to the woman.
After William, waa taken to a police
signal box In Wall street to await the
arrival of a patrol wagon, he ia said
to have acted In a very disorderly man
ner, cursing wildly. Numbers of ladle*
were passing through Wall atreet at
the time and wen compelled to change
their course.
On arrival at the police station, Wil
liams contlnusd his disorderly conduct
As a result ot hla wild rampage three
cases were entered against him and
were tried Thursday morning before
Recorder Broyles.
Williams denied he had done any
thing wrong at all. After hearing the
evidence Judge Broyles imposed a fine
of *35.7* In each of the three cases
and ordered the prisoner held so hs
can be further prosecuted In the state
courts on the charge of using profane
language In the presence of ladles. Un
less the fines are paid, he must first
serve'ninety days In the city prison.
LOCAL FORECAST.
^AtUnta and Vicinity—Fair tonight and
WEATHER IN~COTTON BELT.
-. Te ffSry» xol “ ,rllle ! cloudy; tempernlurs
.9. Hillsboro, clenr; 79. Mouth McAlll.ter
c cnr; 70. Muskogee, fair; 79. Wagoner
5i** r A clear; 78. Taylor, clear;
79. (Inlvo.ton, clear; 90. Tyler' clear; 71
Hasten, clear; 76. Ardmore, cloudy; 74.
Texarkana, clear; 78. Oklahoma City, clear;
Jort Worth, cloudy; 78. Sherman, clear;
TO. Snu Antonio, clear and pleasant. Hous.
wsrnT Mr ,ml Dallas, clear and
Mlsslsslppl-Yntoo City, clear snd plea,
ant. Greenwood, clear and warm. Wlnnnt,
c ear and. cool. Hazlehnrst and Vicksburg
clear and pleasant. Jackson and Brook-
haven, clear and hot. Corinth, clear nud
warm. Hattiesburg, partly cloudy nnd
warm. Slerldlan, clear and pleasant
Ure.nndn and hatches, clear and pleasant.
Alabama—Huntsville, dear and warm.
Knfaula. clear and hot. Mobile, clear and
hot. Birmingham and Montgomery, clear
and warm. Opelika, clear and hot.
Georgia—Cotnmbua, clear and pleasant.
Albany, clear and hot. Home, clear and
pleasant. Thomasvllle, clear anil warm;
hard rain laat night. Atlanta, clear ami
warm. Macon and Americus, clear nnd hot,
Tennessee—Memphis. Knoxville and Chat,
tanoogn, clear and warm. Kaihrllle, eloar
and cool.
Louisiana—New Orleans, clear and boh
Shreveport, clear and pleasant.
WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Clear, rising temper
ature; 56 to to nlmre.
Northwest—Clear; 66 to 64 abore.
Weat mud Southwest—Clear;
WEATHER FORECAST.
West Texas—Partly eloody
irolmldy showers In extrsr —
Friday fair anil wnrnier.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The major portion of the United Utatei
la now covered by an extensive area of
high pressure, central over northern Mich
igan where the barometer la nearly half an
Inch nlMive normal. As a result of tha
' 'ibis Mil
prevail
scattered stations In tho Interior.
Very little change haa occurred In tem
perature In the laat two days
The conditions favor fair and pleaaaut
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For tha 34 hours ending i
meridian time. July 6, UOi.
at I n. m„ 75th
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
D1STBICT.
’Atlanta, clear
’Chattanooga, clear
Columbus, clear
• Inlucivllle, clear
Urcenrllle, clear
Origin, clear
•Macon, clear
Mnuttrcllo, clear
••Newnan. clear
Roma, clear
Spartanburg, cloudy
Tallapoosa, clear
Taccoa. clear »..
West Point, clear
fill
•Minimum temperatures are for 12-bour
period ending at 8 a. ni. this date.
••Receive*! late (wire trouble); not !a»
C, Hravy D IhiinTafb^-ThomasvIUe, On.. 1«
Central
station.
iil
IS|
Atlanta
13
11
6
SI
14
16
i’tmrieatoa
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
9
10
16
10
It
3
has been reported. Max Mariteirs. n small
white boy nf Ashore avenue and Jackson
atreet. accidentally shot himself Wednew
day afternoon la the^hnmd wlth^^tojr
Dlst. Averag’s
Ijl
m
The temperature changes fpr the p»*i -j
hoars were unimportant. Kalafall occurred
In Augusta, charleston. Savannah and »»
mlngton districts. Henry fhlla^nrere JJ
ported from Uoldaboro, N. C„ and Thomas-
vllle. On. MABBClir.
Section Direct"!-
Medical Student—'What did you op
erate on thnt man for? , . ...
Eminent Surgeon—Five hundred doi
Medical Student—I mean what did
he have? . . ...
Eminent Surgeon—Five hundred d -t
Iam.—Punch.
Ethel—I told Jack that when we «ere
married we would hare to bat
country place, a town house, two »’•'
mobiles and nix homes.
Papa—Well, what did he nay. .
Ethel—Why, ha told me that If I
on my aide I wouldn't dream.-c.hi' --6*
Journal.