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THF ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
ll> A \ , Jl.nE
WAIST ADS
ONF
1 CENT A WORD
i*5o Ad Tskrn For Lcs, Than
25 Cents.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom
pany out-of-town orders.
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Want Page Grow.
J
Situations Wanted will
hereafter bo inserted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
send your ad. to Tho
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to threo lines, ono inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
better j>nr to two or three months. Only
those with a ‘ “
I>el/>nrh Mill
LABORERS WANTED.
$1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS
Take Luckie St. Car to
Waterworks
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
aii an engines .m i.as iioilkks
Attos End no W..rks! Km pin" llltlg. Atlanta
Phist^Cahs itC&iSK&if iloc «S3
•botiM hare hlgli grad** signs. Call on
Keot Pirn Co, 91*4 North Pryor street
Phone 2&%.
fllK, S< » ITllliltK AH' Tins" and flAL-
' rnre, fornpany, at 29 South Tryor street,
sill buy or sell you ont
KOR RALfi—TWO CAU LOAl>H FINK
F«
——PI —.
wagons. Nothing better innde. Georgia
Vehicle Mff. Co., 10 and IS West Mitchell
FoR—ftAl.fc-lifctfr—FtCl
workmanship guaranteed,
hide Mfg. ro.. 5) nn.l IS Wi
blrle Mfg. (To.. 60 and 62 West Mitchell st.
fflli miJMWfe T>Rff»C. PflUft BJUTillC
lamps, one showcase and MMMin
Cole hook ro., & Whitehall I
DON’T GO BLIND.
WHEN TOC SEE TUB ATLANTA
Wracking Co.'• new line. Just added a
foil line of tranks, travelers' supplies sod
general office supplies. The cheapest ever
sold. We buy, sell or exchange everything.
H and 29 West Mitchell atreet Hell 'phone
MISCELLANEOUS,
LUMHER-WB HAVE THREE MILLS
cutting south Georgia pine sblrgles. Also
(santincture flooring, ceiling, siding and
lath. Write us for delivered prices. Ell*
Cordele,
fences sold and erected,
farm, lawn, garden and
agents for "Page Fence, am.
* Fence Co., 41
DK fC
JM
ence Co.
eat Hub ter
eocceeeora Tilly fee
street. Phones SOJ.
FVik fit* N'fiXT t«N IiaM i mix
cut my (35 suits to IS. Carroll, the tailor,
Tli I'enchlrco atrccL pdo.11. A nut no hotel.
if MM-tn WKnVp W IMS nirm
and vault doom to ho sold at coat dtirln.
mat week; Dour la jour time. M 8. Broad
atrcct It. W. Ellla. Atlanta.
tntSRAL cAKil I'ltTri: PAtii P3TI
green poplar wood unspllt? shipments -to
» made at once. Georgia Wood Flatter
Co., P. O. Box 744.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.
We hate in The Georgian offiet
ments inserted in the want paged.
a large number of answers to advertise-
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 whom 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. * "
EAST CAIN ST. NEAR
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
■m for bargain..
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
12 AUBURN AVE.
EDUCATIONAL.
mt, ; ti fiTA'S'i •:' i ii mh'iu: kp regrTrar
writing, mntticmatlru. grammar nod .poll
ing (might In evening., steely*. Hbortb.od
and llu.lncas Bchool, 2IH l-aachtrao streat.
WANTED—HEAL ESTATE.
vtrrrrfir’iwnHmr^^
hur thro, and four-room hniian; atao ra
cant Iota If you barn any, am nt. Frail,I
* Hmltb. I» Auburn, cornar Batlcr. I’hont
133 M
WANTED—TO RENT.
WXVYRTTlTiV UByjTftY'
aro or eli-room flat or rott.ee (by a
northern family of foorl within ten inln-
ntea walk of pratofflce. Artdr... with par
ticular! II. X. 1*. rare The Georgian.
r.owwjrat to Mftikine op yoiiu
MS (Boll). T“
i Company,
W.Vn'tVu-' MMIiIKKV'BN WAITERS;
nt tlllreath'.. Jacksonville. Flo.
\Y XviKIl-llY aiK‘tlI,14 M AN.'At I ft 1)'^
. inpluyment In drug .lore; arreral ycara'
rlpatiw. In another otato; good aalca-
WANTED HELP—FEMALE.
W A N T E D — TWENTY-
five women and girls in
our sewing room. Anyone
who can run a machine at
home can quickly learn our
work. Experienced opera
tors make from $8 to $12 per
week, and wo pay 60c per
day while learning. Am*
Nunnally Bros. & McCrca,
:;t; \V. Alabama si rent.
l ip rienccd operator, make from SAM
writ* tu and wa will fire you Information
about tioardlng placet. Nunnally IIro,. -
Mrfraa. 33 W. Alabama atrent.
Want 1 flgyUftrttV M6K ME A UMAl.i.
family. Apply St Crumley atrcct.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
-Dion a. hardware clerk In a retail atore.
Address L II. Dame. Ilomerrllle, Ua.
WANTED—A0ENT8.
AI1F.NT8 WANTING BIG AND QUICK
■Ng tend for ear fms rtrralara. Ui
er.i Bales and Supply Co, MoUlo, Ala.
WANTED—8ALE8MEN.
I NTH LUO ■NT. UUBTL1NQ SALESMEN
for magn'.nccnt new mapo; now features;
eaay teller,; eirlnah. territory and lller.l
proposition; eitrnordlnary chance for work.
—
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTKD-T1IK PUBLIC TO KNOW
that the Poll them Auction tnd Salvage
Co. at 30 B. Pryor. can dlapono of your
botiaebold good*, office Oitnrea, aafee. car-
Mere; atbo to rent atone rraaher i
Sup, mlnr. DeLoacb Mill Mfg
mm
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GO BEE BOUTOERN AUTO AND EQUIP-
meat Co. We repair, recoattroct. ox-
change. boy and toll aatamobUan. Oarage.
1 ■ u silt-hell atreeL Atlanta. Oa. Bell
phone 4J34L Mala.
ATTRACTIVE BIGNR WILL BRING TOU
■'or high grade work call oa
Pryor. Phone
IItKIT—rtKA
I white), eery .ucceeefal laat eeeeon. far
rent, cheap; or will aril for leae than coat
of k-rtuad and building.. Term. If deal red.
1'hone 1ST. Owner, At Gould Bldg
HKATIN'G JUNK
FOR RENT—FURNISHED R00M8.
tt ANTED—A PARTNER WITH MO, TO
La rest In s food msnitfAftnrlus
lru«!nm». ASlmi w. esra OmtsIsb.
n 11 NifllKft' ftooUR IN' rillVatf. faS“
r«*ry < > f>nvt>ul**n«*(*;
alt artvM attvtf.
BRAMBACII PIANOS.
ESTABLISHED 1121.
B£CUT l*JA.NO CO. <3 X. FORSYTH.
8H0E REPAIR I NO.
N. t.Ay.ARUR. n H. i-ItYoir HT.
hoot and ahoo repairing. When I aay rn-
B Hiring. I moan the beet repairing anfy.
uperlor material and oak leather, with
Inparlor
.ho boat .—
repair tieranaa I know a oboe. I am a
akllfnl mender and can make comfortable
and arreferable abo# broke down nntl worn
out once. Don't forgot the No., n B. Pryor
atreet
PERSONAL.
DAVID Vf. TABBROUan.
MASTER PLUMBKH.
Phonex 1W. » E. Ilanter Bt
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Largeat Itock In Sooth. 14 N. Broad Bt
“KENT LIGHTS.”
THE BEST OF MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
■old at N. l’ryor SL Alox Keot,
Phone IH1
8H0E REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 LUCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
Bell 33M. Men', toured half aolra. Tic.
WALL PAPER.
1. M. QUICK A CO-WALL
mould I ng.,ulct time, picture frar
Bell phone 733, Slandaru 7P4. 37 E,
CO.-WALL PAPER,
ramee, ale.
~ Hunter.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN BY AS IM ;
proved mothou. All work guaranteed IS
B trt. Ilf/iHonnlilo prices. Lanier Dental
rlora, 89H Whitehall 8L. over Emmons'
clothing store. Bell nhaio 264?-J.
OLD HAT8 MADE NEW.
$ama&)T1&id
cleaned and reshspeil. Me.
Soft and stiff felt bats clraned and ra*
shaped, Me.
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only One Left of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homti.
The flnt 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
month* you will have to pay for. None
but good families will be allowed In
these houses. These are located on the
River electric car line only twenty
mlnutee ride from the center of the
dty; contain 7 and S rooms; have
never been occupied; are located in
West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts
a ntty-toot Park, which lx set In trees,
evergreen* and flowers. Pure air; na
tive oaks; an Ideal spot for children.
It Is cheaper than living In the city
and the surroundings are more whole
some. In tbe center of this Park are
tho Ferro Phoaphete Springs, which
will cure any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no mattor of how long stand
ing. It now has a now church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house coat
ing 11,500.00 wilt soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills; who Uvea on the
grounds, will show you through the
houses Rent 130.00 per montb.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Avonue.
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY.
Phones C488. 412 Peters Building
11,000—CHEAPEST AND HgST HOME
near Grant park on thin aide. Ufa 4r..
on corner, «>u«t front Jof, 64x160. sbadv,
level and bouse only about a year old.
water, gas. sewerage, etc. This place will
bear cloaeat Inspection.
l>eRt part of the street; house has water,
bath, sewerage, gos, etc. Is worth more
money.
$2,760—COLLEGE PARK HOME. 8*R. t*
story, corner lot, 100x190, level, shady,
lovely, lloane Is good ns new. This place
la worth a lot more money than this, being
beautifully situated In Atlanta's prettiest
suburb.
$4.260—BRAND NEW S-R. 2 STORY HOME
a good north side paved street; car line,
■Me* house Is double floored, storm sheeted,
lieautlfully finished Inside and out, nlco ele*
rated lot. Owner refused $40 rent for this.
Prefers to sell. Will make either a spied*
did home or Investment.
DUNLAP STREET !
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HBw eed retell distributors oJRM
tor Touting Machines and Records. Jnst
received largo cooslgnmont of machine, sod
over 10,000 recanla Immediate attention
glrcn mall ordigs. We want the names of
all talking machine dealer* In the sooth.
I Write for cataloxne. AleinnderEtye* Co.
HTcYCMJf fRb m VUVmRIWnjftaikf
bicycle and aundry distributors In the
HM^tulogue nu^prjc^U^Atoad
KTioHofathF’ itkUEMr.H—PURE
scalp disease# and make hair grow.
“Cram's Medicated' Soap makes you by*
dean. (10 years success.) J. J.
eclallat, CIS "Tha Grand," At*
YOUR TEETH
>WNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS $3 UP.
tboat pain. All work guaranteed II
FOR SALE—One of tho
best places on Dunlap St.;
fine hou8e and lot. Price
reasonable. Must be sold nt
once. Sec
LIEBMAN,
Real Estate and Renting,
28 Peachtree St.
Tf. MdVfi. ItTOKB, facR aVh BlIlP
■household goods; insurance rate one par
coat Omc* and warehouse 1005 Waltoa
street Both 'pkooaa. Cathcart’s Trans*
HI YNoI i>K
NIgns, bannOTPM^PVBV
for »p4»clsl occnilona. 80H
"Tfimro
annera, flags sad
E ■^painter:
-g decorations
■"Aish^tM ns
TEETH
„ l'OMITlVELl
I dental work dons without pain.
.... «... guaranteed li years, Lanier Dsn*
tal Parlors. 2*4 Whitehall Bt. over Em*
mans' clothing stoea. Bell phone TM-J.
CASH REGISTERS.
(Second Hand.)
NATIONALS. II ALLWOODS. IDE ALB
and all other makes at Imrgaln prices.
We can anil fra a register. anltaM* far
•nr bnslncse. at a price that caaaut help
Ouh or monthly payment! Every regtetrr
guarsnteod for two yrera. Honthern Cnah
Register Co.. Branch of American second-
Hand^ah Register Co.. 14 S. Brand street.
TEETH
BEST BBT OF TKXTI1 XS.Q0. GUARAN-
teed to at. All worh guaranteed It year!
Lanier Dental- 1‘artora, r 3»H Whitehall Ht.
Batsons' dothiag at an. Bail phone
NORTH SIDE HOME.
An ideal home near Peach
tree. Electric lights, fur
nace, four bedrooms, large
closets, servant’s room.
Beautiful, shady lot; $1,500
cash, balance easy. Address
OWNER, 612 Fourth Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone
243.
S2M-ONE ACRE MARIETTA CAR,
fronting 100.feet on car line ami Uarlulta
dirt road; runs back 400 feet; good neigh
borhood. Village being built here.
iff
n
No. 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 this 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.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
Special Notices
o i ii ii ii ii iinro
NOTICE OF DISSOLU
TION.
Xotlco In hereby given (bat the firm
of Griffin & Hudson, heretofore en
gaged In the livery ’business, under
trade name of "Piedmont Stables," at
122 Marietta street. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin
retiring. The business will be con
tlnued at tbe same place by Piedmont
Stables, I.vim W. Hudson, iuauiig< r
Tbla July 1, 1906.
W. 8. GRIFFIN.
L. W. HUDSON, Jr.
STATISTICS.
trADO-RENTS FOR 33,300. ON LEASE, TO
drll,-titf-ii tenants. Is close In on north
side, lout ofT Peachtree street. * This I, a
gilt edge investment; le almoHt brand now.
$13,0-0 cn,h; rentals will pay bntance.
SALESMEN,
i. c. Mccaonv. McDonald ecbanks,
L. M. JOHNSON.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
.showing th«* Arrival it ml I oqtarturi* of Pna
Hunger Tralus of tbe Following Roada:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrive From— .No. Depart To—
• 3 Nashville 7:10 nm • 2 NaahvlUa . 8^5 am
71 MarlatU . 8:36 am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm
•M Naalivllle 11:46 am *2 N/mhriJlo . 4:50 pm
® 11:44
76 Marlatta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 6:30 pm
1 Naahvllle 7:35 pm » 4 Nnahvlllo , 8:50 pm
... 7:10 am Macon 12:01 aril
Jacksonville . 7:60 am Savannah ... 8:00 am
Macon 11:40aro Macon 4:0<)pm
Hnvannnh ... 4:06 pm S>»\aiiunh ... H l.’ wn
7:85 pm Jacksonville . 8:30 pm
ATLANTA AND WBfT POINT RAIL*
_ om—
•Salma 11:40 nm — T
•Montgom'y . 7:40 pm ‘Montgomery 12:45 pm
•Salma 11:36 put •Noinm 4:20 pm
LaOranga ... 8:‘40am I.n(iranga ....6:30pm
•Montrom'y . 8:40 pm *Moutgom'y ..11:15 pm
•Ddily. All other trains daily except 8ua«
<n /il trnlD« of Atmnta nod Weft Point
Railroad Company arrtva at and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, cornar
Mitchell atreet and Madison avenue. »
GEORGIA It AI LUO AD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Augusta .... 6:00am •Augusta 7:46am
?onyrra 8:45 ain Lltbonla 10:06 am
Covington .. 7:46 am Mugusta ..... 1:30 pm
•AogMta ...12:30 pm Qnyora 6:00 pm
Lltbonla .... |J6 pm Covingtoa ...6:10 pm
B:16 pm *Augusta
U SRADOARD AIR
Arrive From—
XTaaklngtoo .6:30 am
Ibbevlue ...9^0 am
demphla. . .11:45 am
t'ewTork . . 1:30 pm
Jonroe. . . . 7:40 pm
lUmlngh'm .9:26 pm
Shown Id Central
LINE RAILWAY.
Deport To—
Irail ogham . 6:40 am
Monro# .1
Now York
Abbot llle
. 7:20 am
.12:00 m
. 4:00 pm
FOR RRKT.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
33 W. THIRD 8TUEF.T-TIII8 TWO-
•tory, •even room frame hnlldln, on lot
60x10, which 114s level. I. on the wnth .Ido
of W. Thtnl .tint, lietween We.t I'e.rh-
tree snd Hprlnx atreet! ha. electric bell,;
witter, hot ana cold: closet, sink In the
kitchen on the drat doer. Do the second
door hits tmrrelsln Mth. hot snd cold water,
O! electric bell, *nd etitlonsry wn.h-
stnnd. In drat cUM rap.tr, bclnx n.w; w.
l'mchtrae enra h«lf block nwsy; Jf yon .re
tonkins for something rasl nfra, this Is
your opportunity. Rent, $37.50 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT,
.12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Pboncs (II.
DEATH8.
Colombna M. Pnyne, 75 yenrs old; died
nt 10) Hprlng street.
Roliert M. Ilsrrl! I yesr old; died St
13 East Ilsrrls street.
O. W. Unssy, Jr., 14 day, old; died
at 310 State street.
Loclle Strope. I yesr* old; died of menlnr
gills, st lot Fowler street.
BUILDING PERMITS.
$1,500—W. E, Watson, to build one-story
frame dwelling nt 344 East Georgia avenue.
53,700—8. W. Sullivan, to build two-story
frame dwelling at 5)0 Grant street.
$35—Elisa Williams, to recover frame
bouse at 80 lfnplo street
$1SS—Richard Crawford, to add to frame
house at 14 Lesrb street.
575—J. F. Stocks, to repair shed at 336
reiera street
Washington and Lore
$000—A. B. Ware, to add to one-story
frame dwelling, nt 23'Kimball street.
$375—Alex Dole, to change front at lot
Decatur atrah
$35—F. O. Ritter,
frame dwelling st 1$$ South avenue.
recover one-etory
PROPERTY TRANSFERS. ..
$350—C. L. Choerwood to W. A. Chewn-
ng. lot on Heme street, near Waldo.
Warranty deed.
$l,000-Mra. Llsxie Uehrnnn to J. E. Tip-
pin, lot on corner of Cherokee and Atlanta
avenue! Warranty deed.
$3.$50—Mri. HI C. Stevens to A. A. Rich
ard! lot on Grant atreet, near Parlllloa.
Warranty deed.
$2:500—A. A. Richards fo George P. Gree*
noe, same lot. Warranty deed.
51,550-George P. Greenoe to William
Heard, same lot. Warranty deed.
510-8. M. Carson to William E. Heard,
same lot. Qnlt claim dard.
510O-C. O. Trimble to G. W. Hudgens,
lot In Egau park. Warranty deed.
.*$>750-1. K. Rsgsdsle to Bowman A Do-
slrr Manufacturing Company, lot on corner
of Pine street. Dill t^venne, Oakland City,
warranty deed.
$100-Naunle Marcus to J. A. J. Davla, lot
on unnamed street, near Fair. Warranty
deed.
$175—8am# to aame. Jot oa Tower Hill
avenue. Warranty deed.
$200—Same to same, lot on South avenue.
$460—John W. Nelms, sheriff, to A. P
Herndon, lot on Markham atreeL near Wal
nut Sheriff’s deed.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Alabama—Huntsville clpnr ami wan
Troy and Mobile rleor and hot. Kufau
f • -i 'I li'-i < i k :t ti ns | S.-Imim <•:.
and h«-t. Itlruiinglmui cl«*ar ond wan
Montgomery rlenr mid warm.
Tenuesaee—Chattanooga clour and wnn
Knoxville cloud/ and warm. Memphis rle
and I.!.., aant. Nashville clear and nleasai
Mlsslssljini—Vicksburg, Jack:
zlebumt clear and Lot. Yas
Greenwood clear and idensant.
cloudy and wann. Meridian dear
Grenada cloudy and cool.
Georgia—i*ol ambus clear and pleasant,
TbomasrlUe clear *“* *” — •* *'
nd Ua*
Yasoo Cltv mid
Winona
Dd cool.
partly cloudy and cool. Amcrlcus and
Alliany clear and hot.
Texas—Han Antonio clear
_ alias par
om
Louisiana—New Orleans j-nrilr cloudy and
warm. Bhreveport cloudy and cool.
Florida—Tallahassee clear aud hot.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Clear; 60 to 70 above.
Northwest—Clear; 68 to 64 above.
^Weat and .Southwest—Clear; 66 to 68
. - fr-IHirtlj
above; geueral rains.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, West
Florida and Ainl>amn—Generally fair Frl*
'rr and Saturday.
Bast Florida—Partly cloudy Friday and
Saturday.
Kant Texas—Local showers Friday; Satur*
n falr and warmer In northwest portion.
est Texas—Local ahowkra Friday; Hat*
urday fair and warmer In northwest por
tion.
Kentucky, Arkansas nnd Tennessee—Gen
ernlly fair Friday and Saturday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrected by AtlanfcuJTrult i
Produce exchange. e I I*
La— ns $5.50 to $6.
I,iiuc» 50 to 76c.
Peaches, per crate. $1 to $1.50.
Pineapples $7 to $250, market at
time well Stocked.
lt.raan.-ix. straights. bu«ch $L60 to
$1-75. Lulls, per bnu-.-n, $1 to $1.25.
W.ib-rnifh.iih. IT.’..' I-. r ,
PCmCTUT AND COUNTRY PRODUCE -
Live hens X to 37Uj* ; fries to 26c*
broilers 15 to 23He. Live ducks, I’ckln
to 35c; puddle X to 27He. ^ *
Dressetl bens, per lb., 12c to Ue.
Kggs. per dozen. 154 to 16c.
Rutter, table, per !h.. 20 to 22Hc; cook*
log. |>er lb., 12Ue to 15c.
Honey—New S^lOc lb.; In l*lb. racks 10
©12«\
VKOBTABLKH.-Irish potatoes. No. 1
stock $3.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76.
Tomatoes, per crate. $2 1
w. If
r crs ...
t pot*toes, per bushel, $1.20.
uiu Bwrrt potatoes, per bushel, $1 to li.a:
tew aweet potatoes $L75 hnsheL
CTierrles, 24-quart crate, $1.60 to $1.71.
<’nntnloupes, per crate, $L60 to $2.50.
Rlacklierries 10 to :2Hc nuort.
Dewberries 10 to 12Hc ijuart,
FLOUR. GRAIN, PROVI8ION8.
FIxOUR.—Postels Elegant $6.35; Diamond
patent $6: fsnev i>a*ent $5.10; half patent
$4.10 to $4.»; iKocy $3.90: spring wheat
patent $5.50f?6. Market strong.
CORN.-Cbolce *
]c; No. 2 yellow
OATS—Choice white _.
white, 60c; choice mixed,
proof, 60c.
The relative positions of the centers of
high and low ““
with those of
»f bit
Inn i....... — n ... w
la at Ijoa Angeles. Cal. There baa been a
general Increase In air pressure east of the
Rockies.
The temperature element has changed
err little.
Showers have occurred In portion* of
Texas, Kansas. Florida, on the Carolina
coast and at a few scattered stations la
the Interior.
There Is n small ores of cloudy w
In this section and Texaa; elsewhere clear
skies prevail.
The conditions favor partly cloudy wertta*
r In this section tonight and Saturday.
J. B. MARRUKY.
Section Director.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
meridian time. July 6,
STATIONS OF
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TOLD IN FEW WORDS
CAMPBELL & WILSON,
RBAL ESTATE AND RENTING
AGENTS,
120S Fourth National Bank Bldg.
BELL PHONE 1312.
Hum. Flftr MtUoosnl! msb.igsuv. nUs-
•lon snd gold.* onk. wlU chins ckirat! Is-
'idmi snd chstr* to mstch. Any srtlclc of
furniture sold In Atlsnts ran bo dupllrated
nt 6555 North Brood strrat todsj sod to
morrow st • gnsimntrad saving of X) per
rant to the buyer. Try It. One thousand
bottle* of fhloo Fow Polish. Don’t throw
your money swny thene hard times at
hlgh-prtrad furnltnra store! I*. 11. Hnook
Furniture Company, 'Phone 1324.
FOR QUICK HALE—MCE SEVEN-ROOM
house on Cnpltid avenue; lot 53 by 153 to
alley. Modern In evory wty, sod cl ore In.
Price $4.50), so term! $2,500 rath, hnlanee t,
milt
6n JolINtuIN AVENUE. NBAlt llouix-
vard, six rooms aud hall; all modern eon-
venletn-ra; servant's honse sml stshles: lot
53 hy 203. Priee $3,000. on terms one-third
down, balance nor.
(itai Bl'Vd' hIV RihMI t'otfXiiK tiS
large, shady lot on Mills street, near
Hprtng, on terms of $503 rash ond N5 per
IUU lil'V'H Wt'lt htxiM tWWAiOt' M
Bossef .venue, on terms of $100 down,
ilsnee $13 per month.
IW’HI'Tb TliliEkkiHitl noTHE tV.N’
eel. sear car line. Ilrtck skle-
H.XeJtiVrt^T^o^ToitV KltlUf.bAAU
Snook’s Friday and Satur
day’s Dazzling Furni
ture Bargnins.
ONE $75 GENUINE LEATHER HAVEN
port for 545; one 145 Verona Velour
Davenport only $34: njs $45 Mission Dnv*m
port, only tfil: on# 5150 Griffin sldebonrd,
' 2-1 nob. brsM bed!_ ent to $M;
By Private l/nml Wire.
Now York, July A—Tom McCnrey,
manager of tbe Paclfle A. C. of Lon
Angelr! In anxious to make a match
between Abe Attell and Jo# Bowker,
the bantam champion.
Joa Thomas, the welterweight, and
Honey Mellody, of New England, have
been matched to meat before the Lin
coln A. C. of Chelae#, on Jaly 17.
Honey Mellody, who put WHIle Lew-
,j away on July 4. .la nnxtous to meet
the best "weltera" In the business. Mel
lody says any man In the country who
will make 146 or 148 pounds can have a
match.
Jack Douffherty. the Milwaukee wel-
Faur Sailor* are Drowned, e
Boston, July (.—The wreck of the
three-masted schooner Eels, of Rock-
port, Me., and the drowning of four
men le reported. Captain Breen was
the only one of the crew saved.
Stevens Joint tha Board.
Panama, July *.—At a meeting of
the Panama canal commlaalon yester
day, Chief Engineer Stevens took hla
place as one of the commissioner*.
Cornelius Gets the Job.
Newport, R. L, July (.—Cornelius
Vanderbilt will be the representative of
that family In the Rhode island dl-
vlelon of the Order of Cincinnati. Both
Cornelius and Alfred G. made appli
cation, the former In the name of his
father and the latter In the name of
hla mother.
Judies Brewer to Speak.
Texarkana, Ark., July (.—Justice Da
vid J. Brewer, of the United States
supreme court, Is to deliver the prin
cipal address before the Joint meeting
of the Texas and Arkansas bar asso
ciations to ba bald here next week.
8*natsr Psttux Is 3S.
Washington, D. C„ July *.—General
Edmund W. Pettus, of Alabama, the
oldest member of the United States
senate, reached hla eighty-fifth birth
day today. He will be (7 years old
when hla present term expire! but
notwithstanding this fact, he has an
nounced hla candidacy for another
term. *
Armour Agent Dead.
Axbury Parle, N. J., July (.—Bernard
Straus! agent for Armour A Co., and
a man of considerable wealth, died
suddenly of heart failure In hie cot
tage In Belmar laat night.
Town Scourged By Fir*.
Centerville. Ia., July (.—Mystic, a
mining town of 3,(00 population, flva
milts north wait of Centerville, had a
destructive fire sartor today. The whole
bualnese section of six blocks were
destroyed; loss, (300,000.
•Atlauta. cloudy
'Chattanooga, p. cloudy..
Columbus, dear
Gainesville, cloudy
Greenville, cloudy
Griffin, cloudy
•Moron, p. cloudy
Montlrelto, clear
Newuan, clear
Rome, clear
Hpsrtanburg, noudy
Tnllapoosa, clear
Tncros. cloudy
West Point, rlenr
•Minimum temperature* are
•erlod ending at ^ ■
Henry Unlnfnll
Temp'ture.
a
Sil
a-l
67 l .00
for 12-tiour
STATION.
Atlanta
Auffuatn
Charleston
Galveston
Little. Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Oklahoma
Savannah
Vlcl
DliL Averages.
Temp’ture.
catea Inappreciable
Remarks.
rainfall.
f$J
ifa
were stout the aame as for the day pre
ceding. Light shower* occurred over the
eastern portion of the belt, with henry rain
at Wilmington, N. “
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.
lipped,
* * Texas ruat
MBAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel,
7$cT bolted 14*)-ll>. Jutes, par tmuhel. 63c.
Shorts, white. $1.40: medium, $1.86; brown.
$1.30: pure brau, $1.20; mixed bran, $1.15.
IIAY.—Timothy, choice large bales, 11.10:
do., choice small bales $1.14; do.. No. l
timothy hales, $1.65; do.. No. 2 $1; da, No. I
ciorer mixed $1.06; do.. No. 2 closed mixed
^CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The atore prices nre f. o. b. Atlauta, and
subject to Immediate Acceptance.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR.—Standard _
Y’ork Refined 4^4 to 4$L
4%c. Market stronger.
(’OFF Eh'.—Roasted Arbuckle's $15.50;
(ilk. In bags or barrels, 1244c; green 10 to
!c. Market weak.
RICK.—fnrollna 4tt to THc, according to
grade. Market very strong.
CHKK8B—Fancy full cream dairy, lityc:
twin* 14c: brick, 14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Supreme hams 14Hc. Dbre
hams 16c. California hams 10ftc; Red Cross
hams. 16c. Dry salt extra riba 9.7i; bellies
304 lbs. 10.60; fat hacks 814; plates «Hr.
Supreme lard 10. Red Cross 10c. Suow
Drift compound 7H> Red Cross 7%.
i 6a. 1910 106
a. Bo. 1911..... 106
A, 4Vis. 1922 109
a. 4*T»14 106*4
106%
103%
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Did. Asked.
Grorg!*, Rht. 1 L 5 m«:::::::::::: 1»
Savannah So. 1909..
Macon 6^ 1910.
Atlanta,
Atlanta,
Atlanta,
Atlanta and \£*at Point..
C., C. and A. 1st 112
U J. ANDERSON & CO/S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
New York, July 6.—The English market
continued hullsh today. That market l« evi
dently paying more attention to tbe statis
tical position than the trade In tbla coun
try. They note the fact that stocks In
Great Britain and on the continent are
small In comparison with what they should
to with na much buslnem In front of the
wills as there Is at this time. Tbe nd*
▼hnce In Liverpool today was 664 points
for the dlstaut mouths, with apot sales
of 6,000 bales. In New Y’ork. the market
ojwiied under some pressure at unehniupd
price*, to 1 up, but after the opening It
became steady with an advancing tenden
cy. Trading, however, was very quiet nnd
fluctuations narrow.
The weather news shows no material
change, but reports continue to show a
■rally good mudltfon of the growing
. It will require, however, the eoutln*
3n of favorable condltloua throughout
the balauce of the season to causo* murk
decline, and any# little unfavorable news
wlU probably cause a sharp advance.
igh still selling. Hpot niarketi
, nnd Liverpool dlsappolqtrd ’»•
advanced sharply In hew
lenrelffht. la train in# for hi* bout with In at 6 o’-'--**
Joe Walcott, which la carded to take
« ce at the Lincoln A. C. of Chelsea
eoday night.
Tommy >1 owatt,' tho fighting * con
ductor of Chicago, - has been matched
to meet Fighting Dick Hyland, of 8an
Francisco. The boys will box ten
rounds during the Elks' convention at
Denver on July 20 at 12S pounds, weigh
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA
AT THE KIMBALL.
J. II. Chnpnura. Augusts: C. L. Allen.
Incon; J. N. Coley, Rome; P. lesnter. West
Point: Mrs. (’. B. Parker. Mcltne; Mrs.
A. McRae. McRae; W. M. togg. Rnfa*
bridge; A. L. Burney, Home; J. \v. King,
Covington: W. W. TbompMoa. Augusta;
Mrx. i\ James. Winder; J. A. Peacock,
Dublin; J. W. Martin, Athena; W.
T. Hryan, Athena; Q. II. Hosier. Athena;
8. A. Webb. DeKalb; II. W. Ile^l. Jeffer
son; E. F, Corey, Macon; T. J. Lockwood.
Athena; C. T. Mobley. Monroe; C. II.
Withers. Marietta; K. J. Clark and wife,
Pllsgerald: G. U. Holder. Rome; Mloa J.
Guerry. Americas; Mrs. M. Ware. Newnan;
8. J. Flanders and wife, Hutmnlt: Miss D.
II. Hall, Summit; Mloa Ora Dunlesi, Hum*
ralt; II. D. Brown. Summit; J. L. Roantree,
Summit: MIm Hula Rountree. Summit;
8. R. Atkinson, Brunswick; II. W. Hell,
Jefferson; T. J. Shackelford, Athens; J. W.
Wise, Fayetteville.
AT THE ARAGON.
C. H. Strong. Jr.. Savannah; W. A. Grif
fith. Valdosta; J. K. McDonald. Athena;
Jesse Grantham, Thomasvllle; A. G. Foo
ter, Madison.
Albany: Mloa Annie Tarver. ,m»,. *
C. M. Killian, Conlele; Mrs. B. T. Camp,
Fltxgemld: M. O. Gnlaa, Cedartnwn; !«. C.
Harwell. Maaafleld; L P. Harwell. Mans
field; II. L. Jandon. Savannah: Mr. and
Mm. W. C. Satterfield, Carteravllle; J. W.
Renton. Montlcello; Mary A. Jones. Turin;
Graham Norman. Cedartown; S. 8. Hen
derson. Cedartown; K. L. Hendernoa. Ce-
dartnwn; W. A. Herrington. Hlllla; B. G.
fltatham. Americas: T. W. " *
deravllle; W. A. Fair,
Hughes. Lumber City.
AT ThFmARION
II. D. Johnston. Macon; L A. Whipple.
Cochran; W. O. Crowley, Athena; T. II.
liowe and wife. M1m Minute Stokes. Mrs.
W. S. I Hinesn. Debtto; Mrs. T. II. Clark,
Dalton; It. IS. Robinson. Sparta; George
W. SchlegH. Athens; J#>bn Kymer. Msri-
ibus;
ettn; George II.
Tomer
K BerryL'Oshiallijt, B. Davla, 8avan-
ask; $v. G. Norman, Covington.
MARKET VERY LITTLE;
PRICES HARDLY BUDGED
New York, July 6.—The Sun sny»: 'it
wna ao little of a market that price* himli.v
budged. They were, however. In the uialo
a little higher. Texas Is rather too dry,
think some. The Georgia agricultural •!«*
partmeut Insists that the crop In IMI
state has suffered serious Impairment. Inc
state boards of agriculture are rather apt
to cry ’•wolf,” or this report would bnv*
had more effect. Still. It was not nlto
K ther Ignored. The South I* selling !••**
wlr, tnooj ■
remain Arm, —
>eara. July advanced sharply
leans. Dry goods reports ara m mr —
cheerful. Liverpool, If It sold a little
cetntor, tought January. Price inr/retie
iMUigtd Octtoer and December. All R»tf
offaet the favorable weather in most sc*
tlpna, glowing Texas crojj account* (?**
farmers at the fair at Taylor In that ,
the arrival of three now imlifa at Vhlfurrot
nnd Ilrownavllle, In the extreme south er i
Texas, and the illspoaltloa on the part or
many to belleTe that tbe crop Is likely «•
to large. The general outlook !• "UisM- , j
ered good. But will It continue so? Th rt
Is the rub. The more fear that somethluf
hrlnk of frar.”’ They frar thst all, H>»
One outlook Is too brantlfnl to ls.t. I
are wstllnn now to make doplily .nr* * ;
blx crop I. uraom.. ihanttaw. « “ *
narrow, profertonsl mtrk.t. If snriWg
serions should happen to th* rfop. .'JT
short Interest Is so Isrce that
sharp ailraner Is almost certain to r«ud-
—t;if>ert 3c Clsy.
N.w Orleans. July (.-The Time, n-m*
cent ssjrs: "Bsrrln* nddltlonsl rnlnf In 9
Atlantic district where they ore not ' ^
iidiori am
cy was* wholly larklni: H“.
Tlddi .nd offcr. f'HI
! but the Iwllef that *
molstare la faat putting n part of
era belt to the Identical eondjthnj
caused Mlaatorippl , » short gfog *}? niav
year enabled the sew rrop tonf» , ‘’
Ue stupid an gJjMjiEu % Uh
position developed no fresh plwse. in
•no* of power reoislnlsc jnjj* —
howl! which, however. ►^ I '‘ n *' ,l ..^r
IntelUxent enonjdi to wntch the
point, rarafnlly.^ranwhlle. the '”' l X <
stock st New Orleans has rairhel^ M
rortoT’S^le"^ hi. Sni #» »*
rn^rXra^ra'JiUSSn.
meat'Is tbe sale of Jaly "‘* ^1
their holdli— — — 14 tl * ri " r ** - -
approach e
A Lrlaod.
IJU'Yj
OMT-PPBSE CONTAINING
•lie hastlsf «»* *3»d -stch. C
sml »i cetii! tinder will l-.rrsir 1 uni,
returnli »• sob* to Guutrr «stkl»» v
Ca. city.