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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
Situation* Wanted will
hereafter be inaerted on
this page free of charge.
If you want a situation,
send yonr ad. to The
Georgian.
Each ad. will be limited
to three lines, one inser
tion.
WANTED HELP—MALE.
WANTED—GOOD HTBONO WHITE MEN
aa helpers In ths foundry to learn mold*
era' trade, flood pay to start with and
*—t or three months. Only
references need apply.
....Ji rood i
DeLoach Mill Mfg.
wyftrwxs'T -fo biu^flflrw'yoVR
foods? If so. rail up 2806 (Hell). The
Fouthern Auction and Malvage Company, 20
Hooth Pryor.
LABORERS WANTED.
' $1.25 PER DAY.
Wages Paid Weekly.
ATLANTA CAR WHEEL
WORKS.
Take Luckic St. Car to
Waterworks.
WARfBli-PlTibT.cI.Aliii'B!<ri:iiik?itltl)
Stenographer, Apply 5:20 to 6:10 p.tn. N.
P; Pratt Laboratory, Auburn ars., corner
FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Court land.
;ntHNoaftAWtKii'' anl wnr
390; atenographer for out-of-town posi
tion. 175. We have more calls for stenog
raphers. male and female, beginners and
exports, In town and out of town, than we
ran fill. Itellamy Business Agency, 13)0
Candler building.
htFXSi
South Hirer Brick Company,
Atlanta.
rT:iUrSiliKiriSfl'PKt *rnIt: “fc.V
street, J
wzm
perlenc
Company, Moore
road.
WJUfTBB=AXCrfnMKltA.—B'fFATtY
work and tap wages. Apply In person or
by letter to C. W. Wren shall, superintend-
ent Western fltecl Car and Foundry Com-
|U,ny -
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.
WANTED —TWENTY-
five women and girls in
our sewing room. Anyone
who can run n machine at
home can quickly learn our
work. Experienced opera
tors make from $8 to $12 per
week, and we pay 60c per
day while lcamiug. Apply
Nunnallv Bros. & McCrea,
36 W. Alabama street.
Experienced operators make from
912.00 per week, and we will glee goon aa;
wages to those without experience until
they learn. If you lire out of Atlanta,
write us and we will give you Information
about boarding places. Nnnnally Bros. A
so. 31 W. Ala bar '
McCrea, 1
sms street.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
WX^YfilP^T\TAYfoN^h*\ : '^ v> II AKNBtf?*
Harness Maker, 140 Auburn avenue,
Atlanta. Go.
T6tMTHAff"oF VAMfth
...... SINEHSKX
_ ■Jend all-round office mau. desires
position In office or on road. Best of ref |
erences. Will lease town. If necessary. Ad
dress L II. O., care Georgian.
•IflOTTOJrMrJWtBn^A' RaLTSMaS'oV
experience and ability wants situation
with wholesale house on the road or In city.
Tnexcelled references. 8, care The Gear-
-
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
rmiflrr-x—paxrfray~Air
keeper Mr a lady of refinement
Mias Rose. Decatur, Ga.
■■fnvwtfr
Bnt m
WANTED—AGENTS.
A (i ENTS WANTING BIG AND QUICK
mon.y Mod (or oar lm circulars u«n
ml b*l*a and Supply Co., Mobile, Ala.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
INTELLIGENT, 111 STUNG SALESMEN
(or io.rnllle.at in map.; n.w frntnraa:
my aell-r.; aldn.lv. territory and lllnral
propoaltloo; extraordinary ebanro (or work-
► r. stata If yon Sava Sad cipcriaDc*.
Iludclna Co., Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
Co . nt 3) 8. Pryor, too dlapoaa of
J D, I tjur, l»U II1B|A1W tu
■■■■■ goods, office fixtures, safes, car-
BHAMBACI! MANOR.
KtfTABMSHCD Hit.
BECBT PIANO CO.. 62 N. FOBS ITU.
ATLAS ENGINES ATLAS BOILERS
——All atylea and altos. •— ■
Atlas Engine Works. Empire Bldg.. Atlanta
FikrtOlahS BUSINESS iIoDskm
should have blah grad. ■gaa. Call on
Kent 8Isa Co.. (11* North Pryor street
THE KOirrilBUN AUCTION AND SaL-
vage Com pun r. at 20 South Pryor street,
a III buy or trll you out.
For haLf.-o.^e desk. fA4jk gAh abu
lamps, one showcase and one counter.
Cole Book Co,. 69 Whitehall street.
DON’T GO BLIND.
WH BN YOU SBB THE ATLANTA
Wrecking Co.'s new line. Joet added a
full line of tranks, travelers' aappllea nnd
general office supplies. The cheapest ever
■old. We buy. sell or exebangs everything.
37 and W West Mitchell street Dell 'phone
1339.
MISCELLANEOUS.
catting south Georgia pfoe shingles. Also
manufacture flooring, celling, aiding and
lath. Write oa for delivered price*. Kil
lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordate,
Gs*
ALL STYLES GATES. WIRE AND IRON
fences sold and erected. Fencing for
farm, lawn, garden and poultry. Exclusive
■gents for “Page Feoce/* Dixie Fence Co.
successors Tilly Fence Co., 41 West Hootar
street. I'bones MM.
Fob THfc’SiiXT Tfck liAVs' i WILL
ent my 9K suits to 925. Carroll, the tailor,
172 Peachtree street, opposite Aragon hotel.
Af 'c6rtt—IIV HTbck Of iuon kAFttfc
■nd vault doors to be sold at root daring
next week; now la your time. 26 8. Broad
street. It. W. EUls, Atlanta.
BU8INE8S,OPPORTUNITIES.
GO SHE SOUTHERN AUTO AND EQUIP*
ment Co. W# - repair, reconxtract, ex
change. buy and sell automobiles. Oornge.
10-12 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Gs. Bell
phone 4894-L Mats.
ATTRACTIVE SIONS WILL BRING YOU
business. For high grade work (All on
Kent. 91*4 N. Pryor, rbone 2929.
WANTED—REAL E8TATE.
Highland avenne. One that will sell for
$500 cash and tbe balance monthly. Address
K K. \V„ care Georgian.
FOR RENT.
w?et; ■' TiROT~ ! ff nreB~'W)ST!iir ~wrsn
pletely furnished six-room cottage on
Georgia railroad, near Clarkstnn. llano,
telephone, large grounds, Immedlats posses*
nloii. 335 month. Bell 'phone Decatur 41,
8HOE. REPAIRING.
N. LAEABUS, 21 H. PRYOR ST. I DO
boot and shot repairlug. When I say re
pairing. I mean the beet repairing only.
Superior material and oak leather, with
the heat workmanship. I know bow to
repair because I know n shoe. I am s
skilful mender and can make comfortable
and serviceable shoe broke dowft and worn
out ones. Don't forget tbe No., 21 S. Pryor
street
EDUCATIONAL.
wrMmrxwr'TSTHnna?^^
writing, mathematics, grammar and spell
ing taught In evenings. Htokely’a Shorthand
■nd Buslneaa School, 34*4 Peachtree street
FOR RENT— FURNI8HED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAM-
lly. board optional; every convenience;
north aide; can get meals serosa street
Bell phone 2020.
PERSONAL.
DAVID W. YARBROUGH,
MASTER PLUMBER,
Phones 1255. 30 E. Hunter 8t
WILLIS WALL PAPER COMPANY.
Issrgest stock In South. 64 N. Broad flt
“KENT LIGHTS."
THE BEST OP MANTLE LIGHTS NOW
sold nt Al*4 N. Pryor 8t Alex Kent,
Phone 4M1
8H0E REPAIRING.
GWINN’S SHOE SHOP.
4 I.rOKIB. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT.
0.11 2*36. Men’s sewed hslf sot,,, 71c.
WALL PAPER.
J. M. QUICK A CO.—WALL PAPER*
mouldings, pictures, picture frames, etc.
Bell phone 729. Standard 704 27 B. Hunter.
YOUR TEETH
FILLED WITHOUT PAIN.BY. AM tM-
proved metho«.. All work guaranteed 16
years. Reasonable prices. Lanier Dental
Parlors, 39*4 Whitehall Ht, over Emmons'
clothing store, (tell nhoie 566*-J
OLD HATS MADE NEW.
PANAMA AND MILAN BTUAW HATS
cleaned aud reshaped, 50c.
Soft and stiff felt hats cleaned and re*
shaped, 35c.
Banda or aweati. 28c each extra.
ACMB HATTERS. 6*4 Whitehall St
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TALKING MAClTlNE*TaN1»"RECORDS^
Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic
tor Talking Machines and Recorda. Juat
received large consignment of machines and
over 10,000 records. Immediate attention
given mall ord#a. We want tbe names of
all talking machine dealers In tha south.
Write for catalogue. Alexander-Elyea Co.
UICYC1.KH AND SUNllUIKS-LAHUkHT
blrycl, and nndry dutrlbntora In tk,
wrath. South.ra aarnta for Plorro. Yalo,
Rn.ll nn.1 Hudwra blrycW, WrttTjor oor
i>N cntalogun abd prim Uat Alaundor-
Elyea Co.
YOUR TEETH
CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS *3 UP,
without pain. All work gu.r.ntrod 16
ream. Lanlrr Dental Parlor., SI* Whlta-
ball Mt., ov.r Emmona' clothing atom. Ball
pbon* 7M7J.
WIS MOVE. HTOIIB. PACK AND HII1P «
bonaaboM goeda; inanranra rat. on* p*r
cant OJtro and warabona. 1(3(6 Walton 1
•traaL Both phooro. Cathcart’a Tnna-
far.
rEVnold*. Thb *ION PAINTER.
Blgna, banner*, nag, and Hag daroraUona
rial ocrotlona 30>4 R. Alabama *r.
TEETH
E fi^i7,f?,n,VTt , oTO. T w,rk^r° , 5 r
All work guaranteed U years. Lanier I>en-
tal Parlors. 39*4 Whitehall Rt.. over Em
mons* clothing store. Bell nbone 55CLJ.
CASH REGISTERS. 5
(Second Hand.) ,
NATIONALS. HALLWOOD8. IDEALS
and nil other raakr* nt bargain nrlrro. ri
W* ran aril yon a regtatar, anllabl* for .
InjT bnalnfWb^at a prlc* that cannot help ,
Caah or monthly paymanta Ev.ry rpgtatar 11
anarantrod for two yaara. Hoolharn Caah *
Itaalalar Co . Branch of Amarlran Sacond-
Hand Caah Raglatar Co.. 24 S. Broad atrwt. S
Ailantn. Oa.
COME ALONG AND GET HAPPY!
You wouldn't sire a well man medicine. You wouldn’t aend a clean shirt to the laundry. You
wouldn’t wear s fur overcoat In Bummer. You wouldn't eat when not hungry. No. you wouldn't do
any of those thins*. But you do your largeat advertising when business Is rushing. You tell the public
to buy when the public la falling over Itself to buy. You smear printer's Ink all over a newspaper
when your business Is flourishing.
What makes you do those queer things? This Is the first of the dull summer season. Your busi
ness Is beginning to droop. Now It Is that It needs a good dose of advertising. Now it Is that you
should show some of your enterprise and Induce thq public to buy. It is easy enough to sell a man a
thing bo wants. It’s a good salesman who makes a man realise be waDta a thing, and then sell It to
him. Now Is the time to demonstrate your business ability.
You have plenty of things the public wants. Don't think the public Is coming to Inquire of you
what you have that It grants. While you are waiting for this Idea condition your competitor la getting
busy and telling the public. He Is also getting the business. It's his harvest time. Come along and
be good to your Interests. Look out for yourself. We try to tell you. We don't know It all. but we know-
some of It. A few of the LIVE ONES hare given us the benefit of their experience.
We are the doctors and will prescribe the medicine If you will let us. Your business will show
the good effects. Be happy—along with the other prosperous and healthy ones.
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
J
THREE MONTHS RENT
FREE
Only Thrss Lsft of Eight Brand New
Suburban Homss.
The first month will bo given FRED
and It occupied ono year, two more
months will be given FREE at the
end of ths year, making only nine
months you will have to pay for. None
hut good families will be allowed In
these housee. These ore located on the
Rlvtr electric car line only twenty
minutes ride from tho center of the
city; contain 7 and S rooms; have
never been occupied; are located la
West Atlanta Park. Every house frosta
a fifty-foot Park, which Is set In tries,
evergreens 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-
In the center of this Park ars
the Ferro Phosphate 8prlngs, which
will euro any case of stomach or kidney
trouble, no matter of how long stand
ing. It now haa a new church, neatly
furnished, a store, a school-house cost
ing *1,600.00 will soon be completed.
Captain J. T. Mills, who lives on the
(rounds, will show you through ths
houses. Rent *10.00 per month.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
12 Auburn Aveuuo.
TEETH
BEST 8ET OF TEETI1 *00. OHARAS-
l—A to at All work (nsrseteed U Tears.
Leeler Deotsl Parlor*. S't Whitehall St,
over Bausons’ clothing .tors. Belt phono
SANDERS, SMITH &
CONWAY,
412 Peters Bldg.
Phones 5488.
17.000—PEACHTREE ROAD 6-R. COT
“ aero tract, 600 feat frontage,
la cheap. Uea on west able
fUff=L6VeLiKfcr 16-b. ' 6fMf. a
Boulevard In choicest block on tlje street;
house la strictly modern and up-to-date;
would cost *8.600 to build It today. Lot
would bring 13,000 to 91,500. Do you want
a bnrenin?
&iorar-PEfeT -cam flttkflw;"Trout
Peachtree, bouse bringing good rent
Cheapest close In property on north aide.
Lies well, la level and worth more money
than this. Easy terms.
<Bo£3ritiXG forhBfeT tidilh. o-tt,XoT
55x195 to alley, between North avenue and
Third street; house l» a beauty, furnace
ii'-nt-'d. I'lfjjitnt finish; an Ideal home; can
mu ho terms on thla.
fe~7S0^KK!itt~P6ft $27.4o, — JTJ6t 6W"TT
Boulevard, the prettiest cottage to he
und In the nolghlrnrhood, occupied by
rner. refused this rental for cottage and
mint's house in rear. Special reaeon
for selling.
fKa^io-h.' cVrtAnti 6N
servant’s house. This place la a perfect
eauty. Think of it, n 10-r. cottage, nearly
brand new, and Just off Peachtree; noth
ing like it In town. Terms.
GEORGIA NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS
CHAS. M. ROBERTS.
REAL ESTATE,
12 AUBURN AVE.
well located north aid. block of 7 5-room
lew cotta’gM, all modern and In good
CHAS. M. ROBERTS,
12 AUBURN AVE.
NGTON STREET
VIADUCT!
HAVE A PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
•ale that will be worth doable the price
■ked by the time the Washington it
laduct la completed.
-See
LIEBMAN,
'teal Estate and Rentii
28 Peachtree St
for rent.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
ten-room houses.
• show our houaes and move onr tenants
JOHN J. WOODSIDE,
THE RENTING AGENT.
12 Auburn Avenue,
Both Phones (11.
BY BRITISH TROOPS.
Durban, Natal, July A band of
rbcls In the Umvoto district has been
urrounded and defeated by Natal
-oops. Five Hundred and forty-seven
•beta have been killed. None of the
FREE OF BRIBE CHARGE.
r Private Iraasl Wire.
Madison, WIs., July (.—Walter L.
Houser, secretary of state of Wiscon
sin, has been acquitted of the charge
of having attempted to bribe Zeno M.
Host, state commissioner of 'naurance,
three years ago.
Hoke 3mith Club Organised.
8pectsl to Tbe Georgian.
Cairo, Ga., July 9.—A mass meeting
was held at the city hall here Satur
day afternoon for the purpose of or
ganising a Hoke Smith Club. W. 8.
Wight waa elected chairman and R. C.
Bell secretary of the meeting. About
200 pledged themselyes to eupport Mr.
Smith.
Must Measure Up to the Standard.
Special to Tbe Georgian.
Savannah, Ga., July 9.—More strin
gent physical examinations will be
made tor vacancies on the police force.
Applications must measure up to the
standard. There are two vacancies to
be filled, Sergeant Mock having been
retired on half pay on account of phys
leal debility.
Rains Interfere With Work,
Special to The Georglsn.
Savannah, Ga, July (.—Recent rains
have proven, disastrous for sawmill
man. Some of the plants within
radius of 50 miles of Savannah have
been compelled to close down on ac
count of the condition In the woods
Contracts cannot be filled under exist
ing conditions
Postmaster Injured.
Special to The Georgian.
Alpharetta, Ga., July (.—O. L. Barn
well, postmaster at this place, was vary
serlouely Injured by being struck by
a falling veranda thle morning. Hie
nose waa broken and left eye badly
Injured, ao that he may lose the sight.
Court House Contraot Let
Special to The Georglad.
Eastman, Gs, July (.—The contract
tor tho building of tho Dodge county
court house, at Eastman, waa award
ed on competitive bids to W. C. Lew-
man A Co., of Louisville, tor (70,000.
Other bidders were A. W. Collins, of
Atlanta, *72.000, and P. J. Wesley A
Sons, of Atlanta, (78,000.
Institute Closes Stsslon.
Special to Tbe Georgian
Jasper, Gs, July 0.—The Teachers'
Institute of Pickens county, which was
conducted by Professor M. L. Parkor,
has closed a moat successful session.
8mall Audienoe Heart 8ptaking.
Hpeels! to The Georgian.
Greenville. Ga., July 0.—Dr. Mark
Johnson, candidate for state school
commissioner, made a speech In the
court house here Friday night. The
crowd was small, as It. waa not known
till late In the afternoon that ht was
to speak.
REWARD IS OFFERED
FOR MISSING MAN
POLICE SEARCH FOR W. t. SHOCK
LEY, PROMINENT YOUNG
MAN OF MADISON.
The police of Atlanta have been
asked to find Willie T. Shockley,
prominent young man of Madison, Ga.,
who Is reported to have disappeared
■everal weeks ago, and who Is thought
to be lost In Atlanta or vicinity,
reward of *25 has bean offered for any
information tending to disclose the
present whereabouts of the young
man.
Shockley, who Is only IS years of
age, was In business In Madison and
s highly respected In the comiqunl-
lt Is stated that no cause whatever
known that would prompt him to
leave hla home and business.
The missing man was last' heard of
In Rutledge on May 2i. He Is said
to havo bought a ticket to Atlanta,
since which time nothing has been
heard of him. -
• la described, as weighing 120
pounds, being about 5 feet 4 Inches
tall, has blue eyes, with small white
spot over pupil of the right eye, sandy
hair, fair complexion, and has small
gold filling In upper, front teeth.
So far no trace of the missing man
has been found here.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Showing th* ArttvaV and baparluro of
senior Trains of tho Following Roam:
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
No. Arrlvt From— No. Deport To—
•53 Nssbvllle ll:4Sam l *2 Naabvlll, . CM pm
7* Marietta . J*!rm 73 Marietta .. (J( pa,
• I XashTlIlo 7.0 pm» 4 Naahvlll* ■ (*0 pm
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Arrive From— Depart To—
Savannah ... 7:10am Moran .llKJlam
Jacksonville . 7:50 *m s«T«nnah ... 1.00 tm
Miron 11:to am Miron 440 i>m
Savannah ... 4:06 pm Savannah ... 0:15 am
Miron T:S3 pm jachaoariUo ■ 6 JO pa
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL
ROAD.
Arrive From— Depart To—
•Selma 11:43 am *M r.t«->mery 1:35 am
40 pm *Moatg
“ pai •Selma
ioaSnS'y’! (it* pai
•Dally. All other train!
Mil trains of Atlanta and Wait Point
lUtlroad Company arrtvo ht and depart
from Atlanta Terminal station, comer
Mitchell street and Miditon avennr.
xpr*’.’} sis
•MtrajgjC'y ’ :.U -2 pS
rains dally except Sue-
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Arrlre From- Depart To—
•Augusta .... 6:00am •Angnttt 7:«am
ronyers 0:45 am Uthoata 13:» am
Covington .. 7:4* am ‘Augusta I :J3 pm
jfSKff GS feLr::: fig
Alii^raMfy
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Arrtri* From— Depart To—
WaoWjictMi . 6:96am Blrtnlncham . 6:46 am
AbberilU ... 6.00 am Monnw* . . . 7:20am
. .11:45 am Sew York . .12:00 m
fair York . . SdOpm Abbtrlllt . .4:06 pm
In«roe. . . - ?!«• mb ilttnnhla . . .
llrrotnch'
AT THE THEATERS
Caalno.
Vaudeville will again hold the bill at
the Casino at Ponce DeLeon this week.
The bill Is headed by that most ver
satile and clever duo. Green and Wer
ner, In their own skit, ‘-'The Babes In
the Jungle," which In replete In scenic
end electrical effects, and which has
pleased all who have seen It; Apdale's
famous troupe of trained bears, dogs
and monkeys; Sam' Elton, comedy jug
gler; Gary Owen and compsny In a
comedy sketch of no mean order, and
Lawrence Crone, magician, necromanc
er and Illusionist, will preeent some of
the most startling and delightful Il
lusions ever seen In vaudeville. The
cameragraph with new pictures will
close ths show.
GEORGIANS IN ATLANTA.
AT THE KIMBALL.
W. W. Thompson, Augusta; J. Klein and
wife. Ball Ground; Max Hteln, Savannah;
John Flannery. Karannah; L. V; Hatcher,
Augusta; T. C. Trultly, Gainesville; It. J.
g ullllan. Commerce: Mrs. A. P. Archer,
Iberton; Mra. I*, b. Winn, Ell»erton; J.
K. Tabor, Blberton; Mist A. Curry, Bain-
hrldgo; D. O. Andereou, Athena; W. J.
Barnes. Aragon; II. W. Barnes. Griffin;
W. K. Cheater, Savannah; W. B. luce, Dub-
lit; L. B. Wooten, Columbus; II. C. John-
■ton. Columbua: II. 1». Iteeves, Jr., Athena;
C. If. Withers. Marietta; J. K. I'aulllo, Fort
Gal net: M. M. Stuart, Savannah; F. J.
Fenn, Cordate: R. B. McGhee. Borne; Maaa
Wilts, Rome: J. W. Mlllaaae, Windsor: R. J.
Williams. Hwalnsboro; G. II. Williams,
Dublin; It. W. Jouee and wife, Cedartown;
C. D. Read. Waycroaa: K. K. Lumptkln,
Athens: G. W. Smith, Fitzgerald; Mrs. T.
F. Crider. Dawaon; It. B. Archer. Augusta;
O. W. Felker, Monroe; G. A. Moore*
Greensboro; D. R. Pruitt, Columbus; W. O.
Connor, Cave 8prlng.
AT THE"MARION
George II. Ford, Colnrobno; Miss Evelyn
Fox. Griffin: J. K. Livingston, Cordele; P.
E. Westbrook, Amerlrus; J. B. Poullln. Fort
Gaines; B. T. Coast A*, Canton; C. Hamil
ton, Macon; J. B. Kilpatrick, Macon; K. K.
Braaeltine, Georgia; C. M. Martla, Augusta;
C. B. Daniels, Dawson; M. J. Morris, Ms
con.
AT THE’piEDMONT.
J. II. Jones, Lumber City; Augustus F.
Lee, Hwalnsboro; W. D. Sheffield. Baln-
brldge; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Martin, Ms
Mrs. 8.
AT THE ARAGON.
R. Jaquea, Macon:
Mitchell,
Mrs. W. 6. Brantley, chlfd and nun* 1
Brunswick; Charles U. Foster. Macon; D.
D. Kmlth. Valdosta; P. M. Hill. Columboa;
II. 11. Hmlth. Blundale: O. B. Dyke. Dub
lin: John W. Ross and wife, Dalton; Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Webb, Amertcus; B. Benton,
Montlccllo.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TOLD IN FEW WORDS
Bab, 1, Auto Victim.
Buffalo, N. Y„ July (.—Bernard
Lewla, t year* old. Is the third auto
victim within a week. He wa, struck
while crotting the street and fatally In
jured by a machine owned by J. C.
I'alleh. general manager of the new
trolley company constructing a styttem
between Buffalo and Erie.
Nearly Bleeds to Death.
Buffalo, N. Y„ July (.—After being
ebbed four times by an unidentified
man at Bellevue Park, at 7 o'clock last
night, Matty GorskL 22 years old, was
left unattended for nearly two hours,
and when a physician was summoned
the man bod almost died from lose of
blood.
Her Funeral Held Up.
New York, July (.—Coroner Acrlt-
telll today directed the police to hold
up the funeral of Miss Helen Holmes,
a young nurse, who was found dead
from gas ssphyxlatlon lost Friday night
In her room at the Physical and Sur-
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Special Notices
vQLH 111 8 nro
NOTICE OF DISSOLU
TION.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Griffin ft Hudson, * heretofore en
gaged In the livery business, under
trade name of "PisdMMt Stables,'
122 Marietta streot. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. Griffin
retiring. The business will be con
tinued at the same place by Piedmont
Stables, Lynn W. Hudson, manager.’
This July 1, 1906.
W. S. GRIFFIN.
L. W. HUDSON, Jr.
MEETING NOTICE.
Camp Welker, United Confederate Veter
ans, will hold sn Important meeting Mon
day night, July (, at 102 South Forsyth
•treat. A full attendance la earnestly de.
sired.
By order of
F. A. HI I,BURN, Commander.
J. O. ItAMSKY, Adjutant.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Lemons 16.50 to Id
Limes 50 to 75c.
Peaches, per crate. 91 to 91.50.
Pineapples 12 to 9160, market at present
Ime well stocked.
Bananas, straights. »*»• bunch 3L60 to
11.75. Culls, per bunco, R to 11.26.
Watermelons, 17.50 to 920.00 per 100; de.
- miCtry AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.—
Live bens 36 to 37ftc: fries 22H to 25c:
broilers 16 to 23%c. Live .ducks, Pekin 3d
to 35c; puddle 26 to 27HC.*
Dressed hens, per lb., 12c to 13c.
lug. per' lb., 12Hc to 1&.
Honey—New StflOc !b.;
!0 to 22Hc; cook*
Id 1-lb. racks 10
20.
A--T-HU jtatoeZ No.
stock 93.50 barrel; No. 2 stock 2.76.
Tomatoes, per crate. 92 to 92.50.
Corn, new, 15 to 306 ,»er dozen.
Okra, per crate, 91.60 to H
Old Irish potatoes, per bushel, 91.L-.
Old sweet potatoes, per bushel. 91 to $1.25;
new sweet potatoes 91.75 bushel.
Cherries. 24-quart crate. 91.50 to 91.76.
Cantaloupes, per crate. 91.50 to $2.50.
Blackberries 16 to !2Hc nuart.
Dewberries 10 to 12)*c quart.
FLOUR* GRAIN* PROVISIONS.
FLOUR.—Postels Elegant 36.35; Diamond
patent 36; f«n?T p»*ent 35.10; half patent
♦4.10 to 34.35; itucy 33.S0: spring wheat
patent 35.6006. Market strong.
CORN.—Choice red cob 76c; No. t whits
74c; No. 2 yellow 71c; mixed 72c.
OATS—Choice white clipped, 52c; cholcs*
white, 60c; choice mixed, 49c; Texas rust
proof, 60c.
MEAL.—Plain water ground, per bushel,
73c? bolted 140-Ib. Jutes, per bushel* 63c.
Shorts, white, 31.40: medium- 31.35; brown,
~ *-— , mixed tr
_ ii*a.—Jiuiviuj, vmnOS large bkin, *I.JV,
do., choice small bales 31.14; do., No. i
" othy bales, 31.06; do.. No. 2 31; da. No '
’er mixed 3L05; do., No. 2 dosed mix
CLOVER.—Choice 90c.
The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, and
subject to immediate acceptance.
GR0CERIE8.
SUGAR.-Standard granulated 8e. New
York Refined 4*4 to 4H; plantations 434 to
■ Market stronger.
F FEB.—Roasted
..-.-. In has, or harrclt,
12c. Market weak.
BICE.—Carolina 4V4 to 7ttc, according to
grade. Market very strong:
CIIBEHE—Fancy full cream dairy, 14)4c;
twins 14c: brick,14c. Market strong.
PROVISIONS.—Supreme bams 14Hc. I)t>ve
K ras 15c. California hams 10V4c: Red **
ms. 16c. Dry salt extra riba 9.76:
"15 lb.. 10.60; fit hack. IQ; plates IQr.
: Supreme lard .16. Ited^ Cross 'lOc. "
STOCK8 AND BONDS.
« _s Bid. Asked.
Georgia. IL*R. i+'mbV.Y.Y.Y.l'.Y. 106 106)4
Atlanta, 5a. 1911 106
Atlanta, 4V4a. 1922 107 10*H
Atlanta 4a. 1934 106 107
Atlanta and West Point 165 170
Atlanta and West Point Debts. 167 210
C. R. of Georain first Income 96
do* second Income 88 88
do. third Income 86 85
Georgia 248 270
Augusta nnd Savannah 115 117
Southwestern
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
FOIt ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Oee.
hlunal .buu-i-rs tonight an-] Turoday.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—San Antonio cloudy end
Dallai partly cloudy ami pi can nr - I j -hi
ralnja.1 nlgfit. Ilouaton partly clou.'lj ,$
AUImius—Ilnnlarllle clear end ,-,„t
rained yesterday. Birmingham partly
cloudy sml plrawint; rain last night. mZ
bile partly cloudy and warm. Troy cIfoz
and plemuint. ^
MlaslMlppl-Hattleabhrg clear and hot*
light rain last night. Lexington par?:
clondy and pleasant Canton partly ri«3g
and pleasant. Meridian partly cloudy nnS
warm. Jackson clondy and warm. Greo.
■da clear and warm. Natchex dear nnd
pleasant. Yaxoo City and Greenwood partir
cloudy and pleasant. Corinth clear and
warm; rained Saturday night and Kundar
Georgia—Atlanta clear and cool. Colnn.
bus cloudy; rained yesterday. Rome oImf
and pleasant; good rain yesterday after,
noon. Thomnavllle partly clondy and hot
Albany cloudy nnd hot; hart rain last
night. Amerlcus cloudy and pleasant. Ms.
con cloudy and cool; ahowerp yeaterdai
afternoon and evening. ^
Tennessee—Knoxville cloudy nnd cool*
rained all day Sunday. Memphis clear and
cool: rained yeaterday. Chattanooga part*
lyjMOUdy and warm. NnshvlUe t clear and
WEATHER-FORECAST.
Georgia—Showers Monday and probably
uesdny, variable winds.
Virginia—Partly clondy Monday, ahowers
In the south portion, warmer In west t>or*
tlon; Tuesday fslr, warmer In we*t iwr*
tlon, light south winds.
North Carolina ami South Carolina—Show,
era Monday and probably Tuesday; light
southeast to south winds on the const.
Eastern Florida, Western Florida. Ala-
hamn. Mlsalaalppl and Lonlalana—Showers
Monday and probably Tuesday; variable
winds.
Enitern Texas— Showers Monday lafi
>robably Tuesday; light to fresh southern
:o south winds.
Western Texas—Partly cloudy and warm-
■Monday, showers In north '
fair, warmer In the nortl
ay ft
Arkansan—Occasional showers
and Tneaday.
Tennessee—Occasional showers
and Tuesday; somewhat warmer.
Monday
Monday
Kentucky—fralr Monday and Tuesday.
. and A. 1st..
EAR STRICKEN SLAYER
IS SHOCKEOTO DEATH
MAN CONVICTED OF MURDERING
WIFE ALMOST C0LLAP8E8
AT DEATH CHAIR.
Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin.
North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas and
Nebraska, lower Michigan, Iowa and
Montana—Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Upper Michigan nnd Minnesota—Occasion*
si showers tonight and Tuesday.
WEATHER CONDmONS.
The area of high pressure that has cov*
red the greater portion of the map for
the last several (lays has diminished In
force since Saturday morning, hut ns yet
no market depression In the barometer U
noticed. The • barometer Is relatively low
In Northern Montana nml on the conat
of Southern California.
Cloudy weather covers the Atlantic coait
states and most of the cotton belt where
rains hare occurred In the last twenty-four
hours. Italn was falling thla morning st
Norfolk, Vn. The following stations Imre
had one Inch or more rain In the last
twenty-four hours: Thomnavllle. Ga.. 1.0ft;
Savannah, 1.20; Augusta. 1.60: Tampa. 2(1
The conditions favor occasional showers
In this section tonight and Tuesday.
WEATHER FORECAST.
GEORGIA—Occasional showers tonight
tnd Tuesday. ~
SOUTH CAROLINA—Partly cloudy to*
night and Tuesday: showers on the coast.
ALABAMA—Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday, showers In the Interior.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For tbs 24 hoars ending it 9 a. m., 75tb
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
Temp’ture.
3f i
sf?
Pi
c
Max.
Min.
"Atlanta
"Chattanooga
Ccflumbua
Gainesville ...
Greenville
Griffin
"Macon
Montlccllo
Newnuu ... ... ... ...
Rome
Spartanburg
Tallapoosa ...
Toccoa
West Point
ki
81
92
74
84
88
86
88
86
3
77
88
S
t«
61
67
71
68
67
65
63
64
64
71
.ft3
.15
.G v
.00
.M
.21
.04
.30 *
.62
.20
l.«0
.10
2.00
.00
hour period ending st 8 a.m., this date.
HEAVY "RAINFALLS.
Augusta. Ga
Evergreen, Ala
Grcenslraro, N. C.
Dyersbnrg, Tenn.
CENTRAL
STATION.
Ry Private Leased Wire.
Boston, July 9 —John Schidllfakl, the
Lithuanian of Brockton, Mass., was
executed at the state prison at Charles
town at 12: It o'clock this morning for
the murder of Hla wife, Marianna, at
Belmont* July 12, 1905. He was pro
nounced dead at 12:29 1-2:
The execution was unattended by
sensational features. Schidllfakl waa
In a weak condition before he left the
death houae and had to be aaalated to
the electric chair by Rev. Robert Walk
er, chaplain of the Middlesex houae of
correction, and a guard. He made no
atatement after he waa placed In the
chair, but be moaned aoftly until the
application of the current. In the opin
ion of medical attendanta and prison
officials the execution waa the moat
successful that haa ever taken place at
Charlestown.
. . .11:45 am New York . .12:00 m
k . . 9:» pm AbbevlUs . . pm
\ : m *. 9:26 pm WsSSbi^ob' lS pa Institute, a private sanitarium,
la Ceatral time. w here she waa employed. The corontr
takes this action pending a further In
vestigation Into the case.
4,COO Chinks in Parada.
Shanghai, July 9.—An unprecedented
and Interesting spectacle was witnessed
here today when 4,000 Chinese volun
teers, who have been drilling assidu
ously for the past fe v months, paraded
through the Rag-decorated streets of
the settlement. The men were dressed
In khaki and presented a smart ap
pearance. Only ths officers wore
swords.
Atlanta ...
Augusta ...
rhnrlrston ...
Galveston ...
Little Rock .
Memphis ...
Mobile ...
Montgomery .
New Orleans
Oklahoma ...
Savannah ...
Vicksburg ...
Wilmington ..
REMARKS. , .
Temperature* over the licit were
the same as for the twenty-four hour* pre
ceding. 1'rectnltatlon occurred In all
tlons. Iiclng heavy In portions of
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama wid Tenne»w«.
J. B. MARBLUy.
Section Director.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH
PRISONER KILLS HIMSELF
Spralal to The Grorgl.R.
Brewton, Ala., July Fred LeilK
Hancock died In hi, cell In the E»cam-
bla county jail last night, after drink
ing an ounco of carbolic acid.
Hancock was th, alleged murderer
of Professor Jesse Troutman, who fif-
ured In a sensational trial for the > rim*
at the last term of the circuit court-
Hancock made hla escape from
May ( and had Just been recaptured m
Kansas City, Mo. Sheriff Raney re
turned here with him lest Friday "
left a note In which he said he «»•
tg where he would receive a
where only the truth wa>
and where he would not be tried by to*
prejudice ’of the people.
HOLD ANNUAL CONCLAVE
AT LOOKOUT INN-
Special to Tbe Georgian
Chattanooga, Tenn., July 9 , "
Kappa Sigma fraternity will hold '
annual conclave at Lookout ,nn J M
2* to 27. Over *00 members of •»
order are expected to be present
